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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2002
Page
1
Cedar Rapids Kennedy defeats Ottumwa 13 to 1 to advance toward the state baseball championship in Marshalltown. Today's game summary notes the team's momentum and readiness for the final rounds.
Luke Helder awaits trial in Linn County Jail as Pine Island residents wrestle with what happened and why. University of Northern Iowa spring graduates are listed today. See detailed coverage inside.
Tomorrow drivers in Iowa show preference for trucks over cars in a regional survey. The study highlights rising demand for pickup versatility amid fuel economy concerns.
A brief scan highlights feature sections including Money 10B Movies 2D Notebook 5B People 7A Pictures 7A Puzzles 12F Religion 9B Stocks 11B Neamtekes Vision Weather 12F. Readers are guided to the respective page tabs for in depth items and listings.
The Republican led House approved a plan to form a vast Homeland Security Department in a 295 to 132 vote. It grants President Bush broad personnel powers, aiding wartime leadership according to the White House. Senate Democrats oppose and Bush threatens a veto.
The Iowa House delegation supports the security bill while Democrats including Nancy Pelosi express concerns about civil service, secrecy, and passenger safety. White House veto threats loom as the House passes the measure 229 to 201 along party lines.
ACT officials announced Friday that the practice of flagging college entrance exam results for students needing extra time will stop after the September 27, 2003 test. CEO Richard Ferguson cited a thorough review and concerns about potential negative consequences as reasons for discontinuing the flagging, affecting about 30,000 of roughly 2 million annual testers.
Iowa officials report more than 700 families were removed from welfare in the year due to a five year limit. May totals show 20,036 families on welfare, up slightly from January's 19,981, with most recipients staying on welfare around 23 months before finding work.
Leroy Amundson of Manly joins a centenarian study rooted in New England Research. The study tracks longevity traits among Amundson relatives including a sister who lived to 106 and three cousins who reached 100. Researchers link long life to slow aging and delayed disease onset, while Amundson cites luck.
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