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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2002
Page
1
Solon native Tyson Gosnell, a 20 year old Navy airman, answers questions from Lakeview Elementary School fifth graders about his military experiences. The piece highlights student curiosity and Gosnell's role as a serviceman.
Leonard Pitts Jr profiles ten influential African Americans in politics science and culture, highlighting untold stories and contributions shaping history. The piece spans exploration to public service offering concise biographical sketches and context.
The page lists sections including Accent 1D Advice 5D Bridge 6B Classifieds E Comics 5 6D Deaths 45B Editorial 6 7A Farm 8B Horoscope 7B Legals 8 9E and various listings LOB 10E. The layout signals a newspaper overview page with cross references to feature stories and notices.
The GAO announced it will sue in federal court within weeks to obtain records of Vice President Cheney s meetings with Enron and other industry groups tied to the energy policy task force. The move underscores congressional prerogatives over energy policy and Enron related activities and follows reports of a memo outlining national energy priorities presented by Enron s Kenneth Lay.
The General Accounting Office seeks information in a historic lawsuit against a government official or agency. Cheney received the memo and said two priorities appeared in the report including opposition to federal price caps on California electricity. White House spokesmen described the effort as a right of the presidency to receive citizens’ advice without it becoming news releases.
Vision Iowa chair Michael Gartner praised Cedar Rapids for its credibility and the city’s graceful handling of a big grant idea last May. He spoke to the local planning committee as it prepares to generate ideas for Vision Iowa funds.
The Vision Iowa Planning Committee holds a public forum at 7 p.m. at the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library to discuss future Cedar Rapids projects. Editorial board member Gart ner argues that a slow economy justifies increased investment as preparation for the $215 million Vision Iowa package.
DNA testing, first used in Iowa in the mid-1990s, helped solve the 1981 Vicki Klotzbach murder. Richard D. Dodd, already serving a life term for a 1984 rape kidnapping, faces first degree murder and kidnapping charges and will appear in Johnson County court.
The $2.9 billion debt swap offer deadline expired with no public statement from McLeodUSA or bondholders. A 95 percent cash and 14 percent stock approval threshold stands, while bondholders press for more cash and asset control.
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