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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2002
Page
1
Neighbors invite residents to The Gazette sponsored event tonight from 5 to 7 at Jacolyn Park located at Gordon Avenue and Jacolyn Drive NW. The gathering aims to introduce friendly locals in this tree lined part of town.
The All-Star Game ends in a tie after the 2002 event, prompting discussion of dramatic late moments and the reaction from players and fans.
Anamosa's 100 year old library no longer meets needs as planning begins for a new building. Cedar Rapids Chop House to open August 15 at the former Teddy's Steak House site.
Area teens share reading picks to beat summer boredom. A mix of popular novels and engaging series from local libraries and schools highlight accessible fiction and non fiction titles.
The Senate voted to entomb thousands of tons of radioactive waste at Yucca Mountain Nevada ending years of debate. Sen. Tom Harkin voted against the measure citing transportation and storage safety concerns for Iowa. Sen. Chuck Grassley voted for the plan. House challenger Greg Ganske accused Harkin of favoring Nevada.
Darren Hertzer 24 of Iowa City was charged with aggravated misdemeanor animal abuse after leaving a 5 month old beagle in a car on a 90 degree day for three hours. The dog died of heat exhaustion around 2 p.m. June 29. Hertzer told police he intended to punish the dog and left it without water. He will appear in Johnson County District Court August 7.
Reports show Gross signed a motion to dismiss and was listed as attorney of record for Iowa Select Farms in several documents. Campaign aides deny his direct involvement, saying he led a large Des Moines firm and focused on running for governor.
The University of Iowa and 39 other medical centers end the estrogen and progestin trial after early results from the Women’s Health Initiative show a 26 percent rise in breast cancer risk with no clear heart protection. Enrollments: 1,100 locally, 16,608 nationwide. dates 1993 to 1998.
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