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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2003
Page
2
Anamosa building demolition went awry when a wall collapsed near Sussey's bar trapping three residents for up to forty minutes until firefighters freed them. The incident damaged the bar and surrounding area, prompting investigations into safety precautions.
The Gazette established January 32 1883 and printed daily at Cedar Rapids Iowa outlines subscription rates including weekly and yearly options. Advertising terms and mailing address for subscriptions and notices are listed with Bureaus and Associated Press noted.
A Johns Hopkins University study finds that bone loss at menopause can release lead stored from past exposure, raising potential risk of high blood pressure in women. Previous research linked lead exposure to hypertension in men.
MidAmerican Energy plans an $823 million wind farm in northwest or north-central Iowa to generate 310 megawatts from 180 to 200 turbines. The project would start by late 2004 with full completion by late 2006, and customers won’t see rate increases before 2010.
The Conference Board reports the Consumer Confidence Index at 62.5 in March, down from 64.8 in February, marking the lowest level since October 1993 amid concerns over the economy and ongoing war in Traq.
The University of Iowa women’s basketball team lost 70 64 to Creighton at Carver Hawkeye Arena in front of 2 617 fans, ending Iowa’s season with an 18 15 record. The Bluejays controlled the boards and showed more hustle in the Big Ten matchup.
The Gazette notes a misspelling in a previous Community Winners Crele item about All Saints third grader Meggie Gates who earned a commendation at the Invert Jowa competition in Cedar Rapids this week. Readers may call corrections desks with any details.
Leonard Pitts reflects on a North Carolina farmer who parked a tractor near the Lincoln Memorial triggering a two day security lockdown in Washington. He argues the incident underscores how free societies remain vulnerable to lone actors and that preparedness must balance realism with liberty.
A Priority One led study by the Iowa Work Force Development and affiliated groups reports the Technology Corridor median hourly wage at 12.50, higher than Ames and other regions. The survey, fielded by NCS Pearson with 1,600 interviews, highlights education levels and sector employment, noting health care and advanced manufacturing as dominant.
A local business leader Seckman says the firm aims to be the first area to attract investment as the economy rebounds. Contact the water. (319) 398-8366 or Georgeford gazettecommunications com
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