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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2001
Page
1
A quick guide reviews the latest 2002 car and truck models hitting Iowa showrooms. It highlights notable features, pricing ranges, and which brands are leaning toward fuel efficiency and technology upgrades this year.
In Cedar Rapids Dr Chirantan and Sima Ghosh host first generation Indian American children after September 11. A social worker guides a discussion on fear and prejudice while the group raises $10,000 for relief efforts, stressing that money cannot replace lost loved ones but can aid rebuilding.
Taliban gunfire targeted a high altitude plane over Kabul as President Bush urged the regime to hand over Osama bin Laden. The Taliban threatened to invade Uzbekistan if attacked and offered to release eight aid workers, including two Americans, an offer Washington rejected. Afghan authorities to release journalist Yvonne Ridley, British officials expect soon.
In a broad alliance the world’s leading industrial nations vow to block assets and funding streams used by terrorist networks. The report links hijackings to bin Laden’s network and notes a foiled attack on Jordanian royalty. Defense officials acknowledge loss of contact with a U N spy plane but state no proof of its destruction.
The Gazette Communications poll shows mayor and parks commissioner races in Cedar Rapids tied going into Tuesday's primary. Mayor Lee Clancey trails 30 percent to Paul Pate's 28 percent among likely voters with 25 percent undecided.
Myra Christopher profiles Bonnie Story a Charleston Missouri woman who cared for her husband Bud Story through his 18 month fight with esophageal cancer. The piece blends personal history with resources and coping insights for seriously ill Americans.
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