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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2002
Page
2
A feature compares historical farm tractors with modern models ahead of the Western Iowa Tractorcade next week. The piece outlines shifts in design, engine power, and用途 for hobbyists and farmers.
The Gazette reports a Princeton Review ranking finding Iowa last in using standardized tests to gauge learning, not on scores. Abdalian Igram was misspelled in the Times of Our Lives history column and corrections will appear in this space with contact numbers provided.
The Gazette promotes agriculture by printing with soybean ink and on recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton, 4250 Sith St SW, or at nearby recycling locations. Subscription contacts include (319) 398-8333 and (319) 339-3150, with general number (319) 398-6211.
In a commentary on economy and prayer in the paper, the author argues budget blame is misplaced as revenues rebound and leaders across parties shape spending and taxation. Readers note university staff and private workers feel the impact of cutbacks while rights debates arise over school prayer. The column ends with a reminder of civic nuance and reader contact information.
Wind whipped an Arizona wildfire to nearly 19000 acres as authorities ordered up to 4000 residents from Linden Pinedale and Clay Springs while evacuation centers opened. Gov Hull declared a state of emergency and fires across the West surged with 16 major blazes.
A small plane violated restricted airspace near the White House and landed in Richmond Virginia. The Cessna came within four miles of the executive mansion prompting a security evacuation as jets scrambled and staff ordered to depart. Bush remained inside under security precautions.
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