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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2001
Page
2
Leonard Pitts critiques a religious right stance opposing funds from Sept 11 relief being used to help gay people. He argues compassion should not be conditioned on sexual orientation and questions the motives of Rev. Louis Sheldon and the Traditional Values Coalition. Pitts stresses unity and decency during crisis.
Newly released transcripts show air traffic controllers realizing multiple hijackings as Flight 11 and Flight 77 communications deteriorate. They track Flight 77 turning toward Los Angeles then crashing into the Pentagon after repeated cockpit silence and hijackers' warnings.
The Gazette highlights use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint while urging readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St or at nearby local recycling locations.
A Friday column mischaracterized Pleasant Creek Mercantile in Palo as a crafts store. The shop sells hand crafted items, antiques, quilts, dishes and baskets. The Gazette invites reader comments on accuracy and fairness and provides contact numbers.
U S officials say Osama bin Laden uses decoys and misdirection to evade capture. He may have moved in an ambulance within Afghanistan and could be planning to flee to Chechnya Somalia or Sudan. Authorities warn he stays near Taliban camps in southern or eastern Afghanistan.
FBI and European investigators weigh a scenario where as many as 13 members of four hijacking teams believed they were part of a traditional air piracy operation. Officials caution that no conclusions have been reached as clues challenge the suicide motive narrative.
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