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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2002
Page
2
Cedar Rapids Iowa City area phone numbers and toll free lines listed for news, tips, circulation, and customer service. Includes numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices and a statewide tip line.
Community notices provide subscription lines for Recycle Service with main contact numbers 319 398 8333 319 339 3150 and 1 800 397 8333 plus a general line 319 398 6211 for inquiries.
Leonard Pitts reflects on prom and graduation rituals as evolving social symbols from the 1970s to today. He recalls a 2002 prom moment, contrasts past skepticism of ceremony with current value, and argues these rites anchor culture and memory across generations.
President Bush said the CIA and FBI failed to communicate adequately before Sept. 11 as Congress opened extraordinary closed door hearings on intelligence lapses. He argued some agencies did not act properly yet cautioned no evidence exists that better cooperation would have prevented the attacks. The inquiry will probe what intelligence was known before Sept. 11 and how it was used.
A senior U.S. counterterrorism official identifies Khalid Shaikh Mohammed as the likely mastermind behind the September 11 attacks. Investigators say he directed many operational aspects and remains at large in Afghanistan or nearby. Other bin Laden lieutenants, including Abu Zubaydah, are believed to have played major roles.
The Senate Judiciary Committee will hear Thursday from Rowley, an FBI agent who raised concerns about headquarters handling of Moussaoui related issues. The session examines whether panels or an independent commission could hinder efforts to prevent future terrorist strikes.
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