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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2002
Page
1
Mark Monroe of Springfield Missouri topped the field with the first round lead in the Greater Cedar Rapids Open, a dog herding inspired recreation sports feature.
Tam Pham a Cedar Rapids native has dedicated six years to translating the New Testament into Vietnamese while 20 FEMA staffers toured Easter Iowa to assess flood damage from Tuesday. May graduates of Kirkwood Community College are listed by county and town. Rachel Ward and Bernadette Peters portray a lesbian couple caring for an orphaned nephew in Bobbie's Girl on Showtime. A demolition derby test of endurance unfolds at Hawkeye Downs in Cedar Rapids.
Linn County District Judge Thomas Horan ruled The Gazette cannot obtain emergency phone call tapes tied to Phyllis Nelson murder case until trial or verdict. Nelson, 54, is charged with first degree murder for the Dec. 12 Cedar Rapids stabbing of her husband, Dr. Richard Nelson.
Luke Helder, 21, of Pine Island Minn, denied guilt in U S District Court over pipe bombs placed in 18 rural mailboxes across multiple Midwest states. A Sept 16 trial was set, with charges including using a explosive to damage property and possessing a pipe bomb during a federal crime of violence.
President Bush spoke to about 4700 pork producers in Des Moines urging a permanent end to federal estate taxes and expanded trade promotion authority. He backed consolidating security agencies into a Homeland Security Department but warned of opposition as he acknowledged toeing some toes. The event followed political jibes over attendance at his World Park Expo visit.
Cedar Rapids five Franklin Middle School students will perform a 10 minute vignette about the 1920s women's movement for National History Day judges. The group combines fashion, famous figures and quotes from diaries to show changes in women's roles. The piece set in a beauty parlor waiting room explores voting rights and fashion.
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