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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2003
Page
1
A Marion venue named Huntington's invites families to a varied menu event tomorrow. The item highlights a broad selection suitable for all ages with no specific times or prices provided.
The Gazette reports natural gas prices rise to record levels for March due to cold snaps and high crude oil prices. MidAmerican Energy raises the supply charge 384 percent from February and the purchased gas adjustment to 90.4 cents per 100 cubic feet, likely lifting a typical bill about 9.8 percent to 157.42.
President Bush, in a primetime address, said the United States is prepared to act alone to disarm Iraq. He warned the world that force could be used within days and urged skeptical allies to stand with the US amid accusations of illicit missiles and concealed weapons.
Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei will brief the Security Council on Iraq's cooperation in eliminating prohibited weapons. Leaders hope the reports will sway votes on the U.S. backed resolution as TV networks plan morning live coverage of the session.
Britain signals openness to a compromise on a U S draft resolution while insisting on authorization for force. China backs European opposition and says a new U N resolution is not required. Powell argues Iraq threat must be addressed now as Samoud 2 missiles rise to 34 of an estimated 100.
Janet Borholm reports Cedar Rapids schools cancel or delay student trips due to unspecified threats. The article notes districts paused travel planning amid safety concerns and heightened caution across schools.
Marion High replaces vending with healthier options following warnings about junk food. The move aims to improve student health and curb overeating while maintaining campus meals and snacks.
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