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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 2002
Page
1
Judy Hickey leaves bookkeeping to start Judy's Pie Palace in Independence. The small enterprise aims to serve locals with fresh pies and a welcoming shop, reflecting a new path after leaving previous work.
A Memorial Day feature offers grill favorites with a twist. The article highlights elevated side dishes and creative marinades to celebrate the holiday with family and friends.
In Tama County the Restore community service program lets nonviolent offenders replace jail time with tasks such as planting gardens and tending land. Since 1998 over 800 participants have joined. about 80 would have served jail time. The program is funded by a grant and state support, with participants choosing weekend work.
Republican Greg Ganske frames a U S Senate challenge to incumbent Tom Harkin, pledging a policy driven, cooperative approach. He criticizes Harkin for bitter partisanship and gridlock, promising to replace tired politics with results while highlighting his medical mission work.
Des Moines Republican Greg Ganske age 53 a U S representative seeks the U S Senate with wife Corrine and three children. He acknowledges criticism that his campaign against Harkin and opponent Bill Salter is not aggressive and says the race has a cadence and is heating up as he compares campaigning to wrestling.
Vice President Dick Cheney said on Fox News Sunday that another attack on the United States is almost certain, with hints of al Qaida plans amid past intelligence gaps. He noted no memo warranted immediate action but urged ongoing preparedness and acknowledged limits of predicting threats.
In Netanya a bomber dressed in an Israeli army uniform blew himself up at a produce market wounding at least 50 and killing three. Hours later Israeli tanks reportedly moved into Ramallah near Yasser Arafat’s office, signaling renewed tension in the West Bank.
An army spokeswoman said a force including armored personnel carriers entered Netanya after shots were fired at an Israeli motorist heading to a nearby West Bank settlement. The driver was unhurt and troops withdrew shortly after without contact with Palestinians. The bombing toppled market stalls in the coastal city.
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