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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 2002
Page
1
Iowa State defeats Kohawks 87 to 65 in the first clash since 1948. Also notes on a 1890s missing boy Ray Elliott and other brief items including a New York chocolate show and a Cedar Rapids bankruptcy matter.
A playful romp through ridiculous past hair trends that once seemed stylish. The piece catalogs quirky cuts and accessory choices seen in old fashion columns, contrasting then and now with humorous tone.
The page lists sections including Lottery Advice Movies Comics Deaths Editorial Puzzles Horoscopes Weather Legals and various labeled slots. It appears as a contents index with abbreviations and page markers for a newspaper.
State budget reductions shrink clerk staffs in Iowa courts causing layoffs fewer vacancies and shorter hours. Some counties borrow help from neighboring areas as Linn and Jones counties see staff reductions and delayed public access.
President Bush names Tom Ridge to head the newly created Department of Homeland Security as he signs the law. He warns no shake‑up can guarantee safety against attacks and asks the Senate to confirm Ridge while naming Gordon England and Asa Hutchinson as deputies.
Gordon England and Ridge outline creation of a new Homeland Security Department absorbing 22 agencies with combined budgets near 40 billion dollars and about 170000 workers. Full operation anticipated in about a year.
NCS Pearson agrees to pay up to 7 million dollars to students affected by 2000 Basic Standards Test scoring errors in Iowa City. Awards range from 362.50 to 16000 with additional compensation for summer school, psychological treatment, and late graduation, involving nearly 8000 affected students and about 200 opting out of the suit. The case was in Hennepin County Court with preliminary approval granted by Judge Allen Oleisky.
UI students Anne Mudlaff Rachel Strasser and Regina Topf joined Sigma Alpha Epsilon men for a bus trip to Hiawatha Care Center for an intergenerational prom. About 80 participants arrived at 6 30 pm, mingling with residents and dancing to Garth Brooks while seniors like 93 year old Clarence Cameron headed to his room. Bill Fahey said the event breaks up daily routine and family visits already occur weekly.
Opponents including COMMIT urge continuity of the airport terminal smoking ban as Creative Host Services plans a smoking lounge, a brew pub and renovated facilities at The Eastern Iowa Airport. Supporters argue for amenities and a smoke free environment.
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