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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2001
Page
2
Mike Deupree considers retro and sport bowling, arguing for a return to skill over modern gear. He muses on how high tech balls, lane treatments, and other sports might shift toward simpler, more craftsmanship based play, touching on golf archery and daily life.
Rep. Jim Nussle of Iowa fought powerful feelings at the World Trade Center site in Manhattan as he confronts the tragedy while preparing to marry Karen Chiccehitto in Chicago. He recalled his fireman past and the 9 11 losses, including 300 New York firefighters and 6000 others. Nussle, 41, leads the House Budget Committee and will aid in federal rebuilding aid. The couple announced their engagement in August.
Senator Grassley urges Congress to fund the National Mass Fatalities Institute at Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids at five million dollars to enhance mass fatality response after the September 11 attacks. He notes NMFI training for survivor families death handling rescuer needs and agency coordination.
The Gazette corrects details from a Sunday report. Slayton Thompson did not serve two years in Vietnam but two years in Germany. Sharon United Methodist Church Fall Bazaar is Oct 6. Open Minds Open Doors conference at Coe College is sponsored by Coe and AAUW. Cruises at Isle of Capri Casino Marquette run through Wednesday. Knight Ridder Accent story had an incorrect date. Readers may call the listed numbers for corrections.
Up to 28,000 Minnesota state employees walked off jobs over pay and benefits in the first such action in 20 years. Guards, highway crews, tax clerks and probation staff joined. troopers and prison guards stayed on. National Guardsmen were called to care for veterans homes. Gov. Ventura urged negotiations as unions pressed for higher raises while some services closed or paused.
The Gazette highlights use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle by dropping papers at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St SW or using the nearest recycling location.
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