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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2002
Page
1
Beyond bluegrass Nickel Creek unveils a bold new sound that knocks listeners back. The group blends traditional harmony with contemporary textures, sparking buzz among fans and critics alike.
UI hall of fame tour at the Roy G. Katro Building showcases interactive exhibits as the University of Iowa Athletics Hall of Fame readies its grand opening.
For over a decade high school students have served on The Gazette's Youth Advisory Council offering input to the newspaper. Meet this year’s group. Details, 1D.
A new dating trend highlights women embracing relationships with much younger partners while avoiding social grief. The shift reflects changing gender norms and evolving expectations in modern dating culture.
Democrats and Republicans in Congress close ranks behind a resolution giving President Bush broad authority to use military force against Iraq. Bush hails the move and says war could be unavoidable if Saddam Hussein does not disarm. Time remaining to meet U.N. demands is cited.
The United States presented a draft Security Council resolution demanding full disclosure of chemical biological nuclear ballistic and unmanned aerial activities within 30 days and unfettered access for inspectors. Support from Bush White House and congressional leaders signaled likely passage next week amid GOP and Democratic divisions.
Local clergy in Eastern Iowa have largely avoided public stance on war in Iraq. While national church bodies sign a broad statement opposing military action, area pastors have confined their remarks to urging prayer rather than commenting on policy or plans.
Catholic bishops question extending war to Iraq without clear evidence of Iraqi involvement in September 11. Episcopal and other groups urge diplomacy and restraint while some evangelical leaders support action with congressional ratification. AJC and World Council of Churches urge caution and prayer for peace.
A decade after California launched quitlines, UC San Diego researchers report in the New England Journal of Medicine that counselled smokers quit at twice the rate of those without help. Shu-Hong Zhu notes the key is simply picking up the phone.
Cedar Rapids shifted from a dry September to heavy rainfall on October's first day. A cold front dumped 3.51 inches between 7 a.m. Monday and 4 p.m. Tuesday at The Eastern Iowa Airport, well above October’s 2.21 inch normal. Roofing firms faced a surge of repair calls while park projects stalled, with no flood threat noted by meteorologists.
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