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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2003
Page
1
Morgan, 52, left Long Beach State after six seasons to take over as head coach at Iowa State. Inside sources say Eustachy resigned last week, prompting the coaching shuffle.
Carol Martin drew 200 attendees at Cedar Rapids Public Library to oppose RiverRun redevelopment with a two year 1 percent sales tax plan. About 175 would not back the project citing lack of funds and doubtful economic benefits ahead of the June 10 referendum.
The National Indian Gaming Commission ordered the Meskwaki casino closed for violating federal Indian gaming rules by not being overseen by an elected tribal council. The tribal council in control said it would not close and hinted at legal action. elections are slated for May 22 by the appointed leadership.
Eastern Iowans are more confident in the government's ability to protect them from terrorism than last summer. Voters split on whether Iraq war has improved national safety, with optimism tied to potential economic gains. James Q. Lynch reports for The Gazette.
KCRG TV9 reports on how Eastern Iowans view the economy and a man who rebuilt his life after job loss. The Gazette Communications poll surveyed 257 adults in 22 Eastern Iowa counties, with emphasis on Democratic challengers to President Bush per a University of Iowa economist.
Saudi authorities tied a 19 member al Qaida cell to car bombings at three foreign compounds in Riyadh killing at least 30 people including eight Americans. Nine attackers died and about 194 others were wounded, most not seriously, according to officials.
Eight people died in terror attacks marking the highest U.S. toll since September 11 2001. Officials described the attackers as driven by hate and vowed continued security efforts nationwide.
The redesigned twenty dollar note, the first to use color, features peach blue and yellow symbols and color shifting ink. The note remains a widely counterfeited target and goes into circulation later this year. New colorized $50 and $100 bills are planned for 2004 and 2005.
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