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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2001
Page
1
Johnson County attorney says eyewitnesses and criminologist will testify at the trial of murder suspect Jonathan Memmer. Prairie trounces Kennedy 44 to 0, ending morale hits from late losses. Fishing spot made accessible to all.
Readable pieces suggest a local newspaper brief about an accent advice column and a bridge club calendar with classified and comic items. Notable names or dates are unclear in fragments. the item acts as a compact listing of features in the page section.
Wade Wagner, a former TV farm reporter, runs for parks commissioner proposing a downtown farmers market and lights for Twin Pines Golf Course while urging a Green Corps to beautify Interstate 380. Incumbent Dale Todd touts four years of progress including pools, trails, play grounds, golf renovations, an ice arena, skate park, and more, arguing the real focus is parks in every neighborhood rather than downtown projects. Gary Craig joins the race as a third candidate, adding to the contest dynamics.
Cedar Rapids brothers Tim and Tony DeBoom, former Washington High swimmers, headline the Ironman World Championship in Kailua Kona Hawaii. They join 1,500 athletes from 50 countries in a 2.4 mile swim 112 mile bike and 26.2 mile run. Barry Breffle and NBC will also spotlight the race.
Iowa tax officials question a University of Tennessee study claiming 111.8 million dollars in state and local revenue lost to untaxed Internet sales this year. Gov. Vilsack's budget team faces a 200 million dollar target gap for fiscal 2003 while lawmakers debate ecommerce tax policy and collection plans.
President Bush unveiled a relief package offering extended unemployment benefits and 3 billion dollars in health care training and other aid for workers who lost jobs after the terrorist attacks. The plan comes as unemployment claims reached a nine year high and economists awaited September figures. Democrats welcomed the move but questioned its coverage of all needs.
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