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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2003
Page
2
U S military experts greeted by thousands of Liberians seeking an American led rescue mission amid Liberia's civil war. President Bush on Africa tour signals possible peacekeeping deployment.
An airliner in Sudan plunged into a hillside during an emergency landing Tuesday killing 116 people. A toddler survived the disaster amid charred remains.
Investors Inc GSBI accepts local couple offer to buy equipment and fixtures of Keota’s closed store. GSBI hopes the store will reopen by August 1 with the existing building and renovations completed. Details, 6B
An analyst for Microsoft's bCentral Web ranks Iowa as the worst state to be an entrepreneur. Iowans for Tax Relief criticize Gov. Tom Vilsack for vetoing 310 million dollars in income tax cuts and business regulatory changes. Americans for Tax Reform ranks Iowa 15th lowest in government cost in a separate report.
The Gazette publishes daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa and offers Morning Editions and Sunday packages. Rates include weekly carrier and motor route options and long term mail subscriptions for various regions. Change of address requests go to Gazette Communications in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Testimony opened Tuesday in the Brandy Byrd murder case with the shift supervisor describing the victim Greg Wells a pizza deliveryman. The report outlines trial details and ongoing proceedings with updates from the 1A and 1B sections.
The Gazette provides a complete company directory with phone lines for Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas and notes its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink. It promotes recycling and lists City Carton and local options for recycling newspapers.
Leonard Pitts laments telemarketers and praises the do not call registry as 635000 Americans sign up in 14 hours. He jokes about mispronunciations of his name and notes the October 1 enforcement with exemptions for airlines charities and polls.
Democrats pressed for a full investigation into pre war U S intelligence after the White House admitted President Bush erred in linking Saddam Hussein to attempting to buy uranium in Africa. Officials noted forged documents but said other, less specific intelligence existed. An envoy said findings were possibly manipulated to bolster the war case.
U.S. forces detained Iraqi diplomat Ahmad Khalil Ibrahim Samir al-Ani on July 2 amid conflicting Czech claims he met hijacker Mohammed Atta five months before the attacks. Investigators say al-Ani offered little information and the Prague meeting remains disputed.
Mexican immigration authorities issued a lookout for Duane Chapman his son Leland and brother Timothy after they failed to appear for a court date over the pre dawn detention of Andrew Luster in Puerto Vallarta An alert says agents at airports and border crossings should detain the three if found.
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