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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2003
Page
2
The Town Court of Appeals details the 1993 conviction of James Ron Hall for the March 20, 1992 killing of Susan Hajek in Cedar Rapids. The appeal challenged eight actions by the defense, but the petition for conviction relief failed.
Fragments show USPS OS5680 notation, January 10 1883 dating, and scattered references to postage, postage rates, and publishing layout. The readable bits mention Cedar Rapids Iowa, postal service terms, and miscellaneous ad style lines from The Gazette.
Local newspaper fragment lists general contact numbers and addresses for Cedar Rands Iowa City and related services. It references GazetteOnline com and promotes future commitments to agriculture with soybean messaging and recycled materials.
Pakistan and India tested nuclear-capable missiles on Wednesday amid ongoing tensions and wary remarks from analysts. Shireen Mazari warns against escalation as U S focus shifts to Iraq and both nations oppose the war. Fujimori named on Interpol wanted list in Peru for murder and kidnapping charges. Details, 9A
February sales of new homes fell 8.1 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 854000, the weakest since August 2000. Economists cited bad weather, fears of war in Iraq, higher oil prices, and a slipping stock market as major factors.
Swirling sandstorms hampered American units for a second day while bombing slowed. Baghdad TV went off air for hours and explosions were heard near Kirkuk. Paratroopers, including elite Rangers, landed as airlift plans shifted after Turkey refused a northern advance. Reports cite Iraqi POWs executed and civilian harm from missile strikes in Baghdad.
Former President Bill Clinton spoke at the US Lecture Committee event titled Embracing Our Humanity: Global Security in the 21st Century. He urged a broad coalition to prevent weapons proliferation, support U.S. troops, and pursue a democratic future in the Middle East, donating his $50,000 honorarium to AIDS research. Clintons remarks focused on reducing chemical and biological weapons and building international partnership, with Iowa City residents gathering outside Hamburg Inn No. 2 before the speech.
Report says marketing drives growing use of nonprescription antihistamines. Angela Felt of Welimark argues these drugs save time and money by reducing doctor visits and pharmacy prescripts. Miles Weinberger notes concerns and calls for clearer guidance amid trends in self care.
A report from Wellmark discusses the antihistamine market in Iowa, noting Claritin’s over the counter rise after last November and a new genetic version “javert” introduced on December 9. Experts highlight side effect profiles driving consumer choice amid pollen mold and pet allergens.
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