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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2001
Page
1
The Shueyville Farmers Market marks its first year with community service and friendship as core strengths. A Luxemburg boy with muscular dystrophy benefits from a tractor like device called The Contraption aiding mobility on the farm. Pets also require sun and heat protection.
White House FBI and Microsoft join to urge worldwide organizations to defend against the Code Red Internet worm. Officials warn of potential slowdowns and outages as the threat to national security and economic well being grows. Ron Dick of the National Infrastructure Protection Center stresses the danger.
Oya National Infrastructure Protection Center notes rapid spread of Code Red in nine hours with over 250 000 infected. CERT warns the worm could disrupt Internet use and commerce and deface sites with hacked by Chinese. two mutations found and the flaw affects Microsoft IIS on NT and 2000 servers.
Stephanie Vozenilek, whose seven month old Olivia Jade Gardner died after becoming trapped in a bath seat, testifies to the U S Senate about reform. She and her mother Beth lead a national effort with Consumer Federation of America to remove bath seats and rings from the market to prevent similar tragedies.
The GED high school equivalency diploma awards fell 3.1 percent to 500,520 in 2000. The dip comes as reform plans for a 2002 testing update loom. Officials warn many test takers must finish all tests by December 31 to count under the old system.
Lance Armstrong makes history by winning a third consecutive Tour de France, becoming the first American to achieve three straight titles. He credits his battle with testicular cancer as a defining factor in his dominance, cited in remarks to the Washington Post.
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