Harkin invites Ganske to pheasant hunt
Senator Tom Harkin invites Republican rival Rep. Greg Ganske to join a Saturday pheasant hunt as a possible truce during their campaign. Ganske declines, calling it a media stunt.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2002
Page
11
Senator Tom Harkin invites Republican rival Rep. Greg Ganske to join a Saturday pheasant hunt as a possible truce during their campaign. Ganske declines, calling it a media stunt.
Tommy the tiger striped house cat, owned by Matt and Julie Lux, won a top three position in Arm & Hammer’s Coolest Cat Con online vote and will travel to the Central Park Zoo on Nov 7 to compete for a $10,000 grand prize. He may perform live after a trainer’s tips.
The Sixth Annual Indoor Marching Band Classic opens at 7 p.m. in Cedar Rapids at the U.S. Cellular Center. Metro bands from Jefferson Kennedy Linn-Mar Marion Prairie Washington Xavier join the University of Iowa Hawkeye Marching Band. tickets range from 4 to 9 dollars depending on student status and purchase time.
Ken Schriner 77 of Cedar Rapids and Linn County supervisor dies Monday. Known for humor and pranks, he greeted colleagues with a grin and loved not taking life too seriously. He and wife Betty retired to Texas winters and hosted visits from former colleagues.
Martinez outlines the Blueprint for the American Dream with 250 million for down payments and closing costs and 45 million for homeowner counseling. The initiative targets predatory lending, RESPA reform, and language barriers to aid immigrant buyers and consumer understanding nationwide.
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