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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2002
Page
2
A brief prompt invites readers to join GazetteOnline for a free membership. It advertises online access for daily and weekly subscribers and directs readers to the website www.GazetteOnline.com for signups.
The fragment references asking someone for a date and a rule about three days before calling, tied to a Friday and the term Accent. The text appears as a playful guidance piece about dating etiquette without clear events or persons.
Linn County residents Michael Williams and Duane Waskow did not have concealed weapon permits. they applied for purchase permits. A June 12 Gazette item misstated grant minimums for athletic scholarships. the bill by Rep. Jim Leach would provide not less than $20 000 per state annually.
Mike Deupree argues that heavy rains exposed gaps in city development planning and urges a careful post event review. He notes a four year old consultant study ignored by the City Council and questions whether timely actions could have reduced damage. The piece urges balance between development and drainage and hints at accountability.
Prosecutors say former DeKalb County sheriff Sidney Dorsey ordered the killing of his successor Derwin Brown to regain the office. The defense argues two hit men acted without Dorsey. witnesses testified under immunity. Brown was shot in December 2000 before taking office. Dorsey faces life without parole if convicted.
The Gazette highlights agricultural promotion using soybean ink and urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton 4250 Lidh St SW or at nearby recycling locations.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette edition information lists address in Cedar Rapids Iowa and publication frequencies. It notes pricing for morning and Sunday editions plus 52 week rates and contact numbers for subscriptions and general inquiries.
The AP reports a jittery summer as officials warn against many targets from beaches to amusement parks and dams. The color coded risk level rises while authorities note commercial airliners remain a less publicized but possible threat. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld says terrorists adapt across targets and tactics.
Government and law enforcement issued multiple terror warnings this month. The Coast Guard warned of possible attacks by swimmers or divers and boosted port security. The FBI checked scuba schools, warned banks nationwide, and urged local police about unconfirmed threats to public spaces.
An AP poll shows Americans favor beach trips, the mountains, big cities, and amusement parks as top destinations. Three in four respondents say terrorism won’t alter plans as Washington and New York anticipate larger tourist crowds than last summer.
Congress added 13 weeks this March but shows little appetite for another extension. In New York about 100 000 workers could lose aid as benefits end while 1.4 million nationally have sought the extension. 100 300 New Yorkers were first to sign up and would be among the first cut off. Anti poverty groups warn of increased food bank use and welfare applications.
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