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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2002
Page
1
Doug Hahn of Cedar Rapids listens as Dr Rhys Jones discusses his dental X rays with Discovery Living Coordinator Kim Dietz. Iowa developmentally disabled adults face hard hits from Medicaid cuts for major dental procedures.
John Buenaventura, a Philippines native, is sentenced to life in prison without parole for the March 2001 murder of his sister in law Sally Malacas in Cedar Rapids. Ice arena hosts first figure skating competition this weekend in Cedar Rapids.
A national survey shows most teenagers regard religion as a significant part of their lives, with many aging into regular attendance and personal faith practices. The study highlights how faith influences daily routines, values, and family discussions among youths.
Classified notices note demand for furniture reproductions of 18th century design. Some pieces dated to the 1870s imitate earlier styles, reflecting curio and decor trends in colonial-themed markets.
Cedar Rapids police have 24 hour locked entrances at the 505 First St. SW station following post 9 11 security measures. Lt. Dave Rowell says the move aims to balance public access with safety though it inconveniences visitors like Don Bents who found the front door locked on a Saturday night.
Kmart confirms closing four Iowa locations in Clinton Des Moines Fort Dodge and Spencer with about 90 79 46 and 67 jobs cut respectively as part of 280 store closings nationwide pending bankruptcy court approval. An additional 26 Iowa stores remain open.
Cedar Rapids police and firefighters logged far fewer overtime hours in the three months after Sept 11 2001 than in 2000, though public safety funding remains strong. Finance Commissioner Lyle Hanson says citizen support for safety remains high despite modest growth. Public Safety Commissioner David Zahn notes overtime figures reflect actual police and fire performance since the attacks.
In the deadliest day in 17 months, Israel raided Palestinian towns and refugee camps in the West Bank and Gaza, killing 39 Palestinians and six Israelis. A Palestinian gunman attacked a Jewish settlement as U S mediators urged an immediate halt to strikes. Israeli forces used tanks and helicopters in Gaza and the West Bank, with scenes of heavy bombardment at Khouza and near Tulkarem refugee camps.
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