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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2002
Page
1
Details across sections show the Angels clinching the World Series. The page highlights a rodeo competition with 10 collegiate competitors and photos of athletes in action. It also notes De Wittman honored for popularizing the Angus breed and Glenn Siders’s community work. A college bowl question tied to Iowa is explored by Mike Hlas.
Home cooks debate recipes with two camps: those who love bold flavors and those who prefer simple twists. The article surveys taste preferences and cooking styles, noting divergent approaches to ingredients and methods.
Incomplete text fragment from a local page notes puzzles weather horoscopes and personal entries. The readable bits mention Joao and scattered codes such as 5D 10E and 4B.
David Wells tone Wellstone's eldest son asks Walter Mondale to run in the late senator's stead as Minnesota Democrats plan to officially draft a substitute. A party meeting will select the candidate for the November ballot amid a tight race against Norm Coleman.
U S Senator John McCain spoke to about 100 residents at the All Veterans Memorial Park saying 2004 elections will look different due to campaign finance reform. He vowed to lead a court challenge if needed to enforce limits on unregulated soft money contributions as federal election commissioners seek weaker provisions.
In Moscow theater siege the gas killed 117 hostages with hundreds more poisoned and hospitalised. Officials say death toll may rise as 650 remain hospitalized and 150 in intensive care. Putin declares national day of mourning and orders entertainment cancellations.
Iowa's first lady Christie Vilsack travels across the state to promote literacy. She uses two drivers on her missions, a state trooper for official duties and a campaign worker for political events. She asks every audience what they are reading and advocates making reading a daily habit for all Iowans.
Eileen Gross avoids the spotlight as her husband Doug runs for governor. She focuses on raising five children with two older daughters Katie and Molly pursuing college and medical careers. Doug says the decision to run was a family choice and stresses family values.
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