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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2003
Page
1
A fashion feature spotlights a shift in menswear toward bold color, patterns, and expressive tailoring. Designers integrate vibrant fabrics and playful silhouettes while maintaining wearable cuts fit for daily wear and social events.
A roommate testifies Aguirre and Luis Vales drank heavily before the first degree murder trial. The report notes the case involves Jose Aguirre and details the courtroom proceedings as the region experiences a notable snowstorm.
The House moves tougher penalties for possession manufacture or delivery of the date rape drug. Capitol Report notes details on action and potential impacts as lawmakers press for stricter enforcement amid rising concerns. The item also references a Russian band Bering Strait gaining attention in Nashville.
A Dubuque based Army Reserve unit with over 60 soldiers will be called to active duty on March 15. The 389th Engineer Battalion will be the largest Iowa Army Reserve mobilization since World War I. The Iowa National Guard and Army Reserve have already activated thousands in the war on terrorism.
An Army Reserve battalion with soldiers from Missouri Wisconsin Illinois states will train at reserve centers in Dubuque Decorah Davenport Iowa City Middletown and Muscatine before heading to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for potential deployment. Final destination not disclosed.
Bill Hyde of Cedar Rapids died from a blast at a Philippine airport. The report notes 20 others died and 145 were injured in the attack. Hyde and his wife Garlinda were returning to the Philippines for missionary work in March 2004. she was unharmed.
Cedar Rapids missionary Bill Hyde died after an explosion at Davao airport in Mindanao Philippines. Hyde had served with the Southern Baptist International Mission Board since 1978 with wife Garlinda Lyn Hyde uninjured. The attack killed at least 21 people and was the region’s worst terrorist act in three years.
Top GOP budgetmakers in Des Moines said they would use less one time revenues, provide less money for education, underfund state employee pay raises, and not count on uncollected tax revenues to craft a $4.48 billion fiscal 2004 plan beginning July. The proposal is at least $116 million less than Gov. Tom Vilsack's plan as they seek two years of fiscal responsibility.
Iowa City readers learn a University of Iowa based State Health report finds one in 17 residents will face colorectal cancer. The study outlines lifetime risk and emphasizes awareness and early screening within the state.
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