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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2003
Page
5
A New York judge ruled the firing of firefighter Jonathan Walters and Robert Steiner and police officer Joseph Locurto over a 1998 parade float titled Black to the Future: 2098 violated their First Amendment rights. The ruling targets mayor Giuliani's stated civil unrest concerns as the motive, with city appealing the decision.
Leon Uris, author of Exodus and Mila 18, died at 78 from congestive heart failure at his Shelter Island home. The Baltimore native and Marine veteran wrote best sellers and spawned film adaptations including Exodus starring Paul Newman. He left five children and two grandchildren.
A UCLA study shows Hispanics accounted for 3 percent of fall 2002 network screen time on six major networks. Whites 81 percent, Blacks 15 percent, Asians 1 percent. The report notes Hispanics are 13.5 percent of the population and calls American Indians invisible.
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