Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre Plans Large Upcoming Effort
The Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre is preparing what it calls the biggest effort by the local professional opera group. Arts and Books coverage notes a major upcoming project in the Sunday edition.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2002
Page
2
The Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre is preparing what it calls the biggest effort by the local professional opera group. Arts and Books coverage notes a major upcoming project in the Sunday edition.
A correction notes that council member Steven Kanner opposed the $141.8 million Iowa City budget for the year starting July 1. The Gazette apologizes for the earlier report and invites reader feedback on accuracy.
The Gazette promotes agriculture through print at Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or its nearest distribution point, highlighting farming initiatives and local farming communities.
Partial OCR shows phone numbers for service contacts including (319) 398-8333 (319) 339-3150 and 1-800-397-8333 and a general number (319) 398-8211, likely customer service references.
A winter storm in Des Moines ushers in the girls state basketball tournament as fans and teams endure cold, wind, and heavy snow. The author reflects on winter traditions, the season, and the Olympics while noting long odds and memories of past winters. The column ends with contact info for Mike Deupree and references to his weekly columns.
Two astronauts John Grunsfeld and Richard Linnehan conducted a spacewalk from the shuttle Columbia to install the first of two rigid new solar wings on the Hubble Space Telescope. The $19 million wings increase power by about 20 percent and the old panels will return to Earth for analysis.
Researchers screen blood from more than 1,000 women for a nuclear matrix protein linked to breast cancer as a potential backup to mammograms. The study, by Matritech Inc., seeks an early detection blood test similar to PSA testing in men, amid debate over mammography’s impact on mortality.
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