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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2001
Page
2
Leonard Pitts reflects on faith wounded by the Sept 11 attacks. A pastor wrestles with power, doubt, and mortality, noting how belief adapts under tragedy. He cites questions about God, the motives of terrorists, and the limits of human certainty, ending with a call for humility and morning.
UCONN researchers analyzed 11 years of death certificates and found K 12 teachers had more than double the deaths from some autoimmune diseases compared to other professions. Experts caution the findings are early and emphasize the need for further research into environmental triggers and genetic susceptibility.
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or via the nearest local recycling location, with general contact at (319) 398-8211.
A Chicago AP report summarizes studies on graduated licensing in Michigan and North Carolina showing 16-year-olds faced 25 percent fewer crashes in Michigan and 23 percent fewer in North Carolina after restrictions. The programs limit driving time or reward safe behavior.
President Bush and congressional leaders reached a plan to craft a quick economic stimulus package. Proposals include tax rebates, aid to laid off workers, business tax breaks, and faster write offs all aimed at short term impact while containing long term costs. Greenspan noted a package of about 100 billion dollars or more may be needed.
The Gazette publishes corrections to a Tuesday report noting Keith Meskimen was not cited for insurance after a Cedar Rapids accident and that Robert Fisk canceled his Iowa City appearance. A Tuesday Notebook error prompted the notice and readers can call two numbers for accuracy feedback.
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