07 May 2001
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2001
Page
1
Community members show off flowers tomatoes pies and breads as the market season opens. Lawmakers near the end of session face a tough 2002 budget while Iowa politics loom. Local chef adds prized mushrooms to menu Foop accompanies calm emergency landing in Cedar Rapids as two engines fail system remains under control.
Expert testimony could decide the Cedar Rapids federal trial on facilitated communication for Douglas Hahn an autistic mildly retarded man linked to Options of Linn County and Discovery Living. The case tests if denial of facilitated services violates the Rehab Act ADA and Iowa Civil Rights Act while Hahn seeks reinstatement of the service.
The Gazette and KCRG TV9 host a free 7 p.m. community forum at the Salvation Army 1000 C Ave NW on hunger and relief programs in Eastern Iowa. Panelists include Cathy Cory Barbs Elsasser Linda Antisavage Henry Davison and Peter and Suzanne Grice with moderators Mark Bowden and Liz Mathis.
Report previews hunger scope in Eastern Iowa as KCRG TV at 10 p m and Tuesday Gazette cover the issue. It details pantry stock, meal programs, and those who help and those who receive aid. Question persists: is it enough to address demand.
U S law enforcement describes telemarketing fraud with annual takings around 70 million dollars aimed at elderly Americans. Project Colt teams with Canadian and U S agencies to disrupt boiler room operations across Montreal Vancouver and Toronto. Victims receive calls claiming lottery wins and must pay fees to claim prizes, often via checks or wire transfers.
In Terre Haute, Indiana, Timothy McVeigh faces federal execution on May 16, leaving 19 other death row inmates to wonder if their fate will follow. The case highlights concerns about racial disparities and fairness in the federal death penalty system as Juan Garza awaits a June 19 date.
An Associated Press special report outlines the execution of Timothy McVeigh. It covers legal proceedings, official reactions, and timing details surrounding the death penalty case and state response.
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