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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2001
Page
2
The column argues for election reform focusing on quality voters over sheer turnout. It endorses top notch polling, positive ID, and a clean database while calling for rethinking participation aims. It urges slower, more reliable results and a reset of registration lists with volunteer help.
In Vienna OPEC agrees to reduce official crude production by 1 million barrels per day as part of a second cut this year. The move aims to curb prices amid weak demand and a slowing global economy, drawing mixed reactions from U S officials and energy analysts.
OPEC members vote to trim production by 1 million barrels daily as of April 1 bringing quotas to 24.2 million bpd from 25.2 million. The move aims to bolster prices amid weaker world demand and the second quarter slowdown.
The Gazette outlines its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle papers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids or nearby locations and to mail address changes to Gazette Communications in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
President Bush pressed the Senate to rapidly pass his 1.6 trillion tax cut plan over ten years amid a slowing economy. He cited falling markets, higher energy costs, layoffs, and weak retail sales as justification for tax relief. A Newsweek poll shows public division over the size and scope of the cut.
Thousands filled Savannah parks for a morning Mass at Cathedral of St John the Baptist while bars opened for Bloody Marys and beer. The city hosts the second largest St Patrick’s Day parade, a 177 year old tradition, with celebrations echoing nationwide from New York to cities across the country. Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's farewell parade in New York drew over 1 million spectators as Cardinal Edward Egan greeted crowds outside St Patrick's Cathedral amid cheers and chants.
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