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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2002
Page
2
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A 14 by 20 foot kitchen installed at the National Museum of American History draws attention from museum visitors and online viewers alike. The feature appears in Tuesday’s Accent section, suggesting ideas for home remodeling.
The Gazette corrects a Saturday edition headline about inmate fees covering jail costs at Linn County and fixes the obituary name for former Hy-Vee President Dwight Vredenburg. Ruth is named as his wife. Readers may submit accuracy concerns to the newspaper.
Established January 10 1883 the Gazette Communications Inc publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa Readers can reach via P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 or phone numbers 319 398 8333 319 339 3150 or 1 800 397 8333 General number 319 398 6211.
In the Iowa fiscal scramble Gov. Tom Vilsack faces a 120 million shortfall. Legislature favors using part of the rainy day surplus plus targeted cuts protecting K 12. The plan avoids across the board cuts though schools face burdens and later replenishment of the fund remains uncertain. Mike Deupree notes the political compromise and warns deeper belt tightening ahead.
A Palestinian bomber detonated a powerful explosive in Jerusalem's Mahane Israel area after sundown prayers, killing at least nine worshippers and injuring more than 30. The blast, in a crowded neighborhood, also claimed a 1-year-old casualty and sparked Israeli vows of retaliation.
Macedonian police killed seven foreign terrorists in Skopje as they planned attacks on embassies and diplomats. Officials say the dead were likely Pakistanis with links to ethnic Albanian guerrillas and possibly al Qaida. Embassies for the United States Germany and the United Kingdom were reinforced.
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