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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 2002

Page

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Governor honors firefighters as heroes in Coralville ceremony

Gov. Tom Vilsack praised firefighters as the new definition of hero during a Coralville ceremony. A separate report notes a fire in Washington where a youngster and parents were injured escaping a burning home. Charles Funk, president of Iowa State Bank and Trust Co., was seen cheering at his children’s events.

Tom Vilsack Coralville Washington Iowa State Bank and Trust Co Charles Funk

Kile Autopsy Shows Severe Coronary Narrowing

An autopsy of St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Darryl Kile shows 80 to 90 percent narrowing in two of his three coronary arteries. Separate reports note two wildfires in eastern Arizona have merged into a 300000 acre blaze destroying about 185 homes. At a Vilsack fundraiser Senate Majority Leader Daschle expresses cautious hope for a prescription drug benefit bill.

St. Louis Cardinals Darryl Kile Arizona Iowa Tom Vilsack Senate Tom Daschle

Tomorrow Adds Flavors and Eye Appeal to Cooking

A food feature highlights new flavors and visual appeal to enhance everyday meals. The piece emphasizes inventive ingredients and plating ideas to elevate home cooking.

Local News Updates Roundup

Daily updates provide quick briefings on ongoing incidents and events across the city. Officials urge residents to stay informed as new details emerge throughout the day.

Freedom Fest tightens security for Independence Day

Cedar Rapids organizers and police announce enhanced security for the Freedom Festival. Streets close on July 4 and a parking ban is set along First Street SW and the south side of the First Avenue Bridge to curb large vehicles. Officials urge extra walking time and stress precautions are proactive, not in response to a specific threat.

Steve Gravelle Cedar Rapids Freedom Festival Nancy Hedges Wendler Cific First Street First Eighth Avenues First Avenue Tom Erceg Ment Erceg

Tractorcade wedding ties knot amid engines and cheers

Christine Taylor and Blane Bolte wed at Hawkeye Downs as the Third Annual WMT Great Eastern Iowa Tractorcade launched. The couple, both 40, will ride as relief driver and groom aboard tractors during the 176 mile trek from Davenport area to Davenport. About 200 friends and 20 tractors attended the ceremony on a hay wagon backdrop.

Edar Rapids Christine Taylor Blane Bolte WMT Christine Blane Walcott Davenport Prophetstown Hawkeye Downs Mark Woodward Ill Bolte Cedar Rapids Walcott and Prophetstown, Ill

Crash victims named in Iowa motorcycle collision near Chelsea

Arlen Pickering, 53, of Story City, Iowa, described as a Harley rider and a driver who liked to lead, was among three motorcyclists killed when a van crossed the center line on Highway 30 near Chelsea. Three others injured.

Pickering Story City Iowa Chelsea Arlen Teresa Boyer Boone

Israelis widen incursion into Ramallah surrounding Arafat

Israeli tanks and armored carriers surrounded Yasser Arafat's shell shattered Ramallah compound and moved into the city. Seventeen tanks held positions near the helicopter pad while 130 tanks were seen entering Ramallah. Two helicopters covered the operation with no immediate resistance. Israeli spokesmen did not comment.

Jerusalem Yasser Arafat Israel West Bank Arafat Ramallah

Avenue of the Saints travel safety and memorials noted

The Avenue of the Saints corridor from Missouri to Minnesota is being upgraded to a four lane route, improving safety. Readers recall roadside crosses near Canton Missouri for the Rittmer siblings, while officials note the older two lane highway will be replaced with a divided interstate style road by 2004.

Edar Rapids St. Louis St. Paul Minn Highway 61 Canton Mike Dan Ryan Rittmer Mount Vernon Suz Megan Lauren Erin State Larry Jackson Fairfield Iowa Department of Transportation Iowa St. Francisville Avenue of the Saints

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