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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2001
Page
2
The author reflects on the illusion of control after September 11 in New York City. She contrasts parents with resilient children and notes pervasive grief, fear, and calls for action through relief drives and supportive messages while questioning simplistic retaliatory responses.
Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta directed airlines to strengthen cockpit doors within 90 days and begin within 30 days. Major carriers American United Delta and US Airways plan steel bars, while a $20 million grant funds new on board transponder equipment to prevent turning off.
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support farming. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St and via nearby recycling locations. AP holds exclusive republication rights to local news dispatched by AP.
A correction note explains McLeodUSA 2001 rev projection and EBITDA figures. It mentions a Bellevue Bed and Breakfast porch railings detail and clarifies an Oct 2 death report about James Juhl. The Gazette invites reader feedback on accuracy and provides contact numbers for corrections.
President Bush outlined a 60 billion tax cut plan to accelerate the 1.35 trillion package enacted earlier, arguing spending should be cut taxes instead. The four part proposal includes speeding take effect, rebates for low and moderate income taxpayers, expanded write offs for capital expenditures, and repeal of the corporate minimum tax.
President Bush calls on Congress to approve a $60 billion tax cut package to stimulate the economy. Secretary Powell extends sanctions on al Qaida and 24 other groups, while the U S Army dispatches 1000 troops to Uzbekistan amid regional tensions. Mineta orders airlines to strengthen security protocols as the Transportation Department reviews air travel measures.
Coast Guard increases gunboat presence and mandatory vessel inspections on inland waterways. New York observes a memorial service for 23 NYPD officers killed in the World Trade Center attack as authorities report 4,986 missing and 380 confirmed dead at the WTC. Death tolls remain 189 at the Pentagon and 44 at the Pennsylvania crash site.
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