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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2002
Page
2
This week end features previews and coverage of the state wrestling dual championships and the girls state basketball tournament. Brackets for wrestling appear Saturday and brackets for girls basketball appear Sunday. Women with a Beat reports on Eastern Iowa police departments offering incentives to recruit women officers.
The Gazette publishes a correction for wrong Powerball numbers shown on Thursday editions. Correct Wednesday draw numbers are 1 2 6 19 45 with Powerball 27 and Power Play 4. Jackpot 12 million. Readers are invited to provide feedback via listed phone numbers.
Jacquelyn Mitchard writes a personal column about a dog Hobbes and a surprise litter, exploring the pull between pets and a growing family. The piece reflects on parental longing, shifting affections, and the tick of time as children and dogs reshape a household.
An unplugged metal detector forced the evacuation of five terminals at Los Angeles International Airport, delaying about 400 flights and prompting re screening for around 10,000 passengers in terminals 4 through 8. FAA spokesman Jerry Snyder cautioned on whether the outage was intentional.
Forbes reports the global billionaire count fell by 83 to 497 as recession and post attack fallout reduce wealth. The combined net worth dropped to 1.54 trillion dollars from 1.73 trillion, led by declines in executives like Steve Case and Gary Winnick while Bill Gates remains the richest at 52.8 billion.
Karl Albrecht climbs to No 3 with $26.8 billion while Microsoft co founder Paul Allen falls to No 4 after losing $5.2 billion. Larry Ellison sits at No 5 as five Waltons fill top 10. Only 25 under 40, led by Michael Dell at No 18. Richest woman is Alice Walton at No 8 with $20.5 billion.
San Diego officials confirm the body found near a rural road is 7-year-old Danielle van Dam. Dent al records and X-rays matched, but cause of death cannot be determined due to decomposition. Volunteers found the body near a grove of trees about 25 miles east of San Diego.
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