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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2001
Page
1
Eli Shada, a veteran in Anamosa with over five decades in the business, laments shifts in fat cattle auctions and the altered market landscape. He notes fewer buyers, tighter prices, and evolving industry practices affecting long time operators.
Coaches praised Illinois and Iowa as Big Ten favorites during the conference media day in Chicago. The report notes expectations for top teams and potential title contenders as the season approaches.
A teaser invites readers to read Tuesday's Gazette for guidance on successful bake sales. It hints strategies to maximize earnings and crowd appeal, emphasizing practical tips and community interest without details.
Cedar Rapids gazette profile of Ken Childress depicting a family evening at home. The piece outlines his plan to tighten city debt and promote cooperation if elected as the city’s finance commissioner, highlighting his routines and values. It notes his work at Archer Daniels Midland and family life with Bev, Cheryl, and Jamie.
The article notes a scheduled Tuesday meeting featuring candidates for the parks commissioner position. City officials and community groups are expected to attend as candidates outline priorities for park maintenance, development, and safety initiatives.
Cedar Rapids incumbent Lyle Hanson promotes public accountability as he campaigns for re election to the City Council. He traces 24 years with the city from an intern to finance commissioner and past roles include city clerk and housing programs manager. Challenger Ken Childress, narrowly defeated for the school board, is his opponent in the November 6 race.
Thousands of mourners gathered under a blue sky for a Sunday interfaith service at the World Trade Center site. Families viewed the destruction firsthand for the first time, recognizing the enormity and loss of more than 4,000 victims.
In Kabul, American airstrikes targeting Taliban targets killed 13 civilians and struck residential neighborhoods. Witnesses report missiles hitting houses for a second time in as many days. Residents described sobbing and burying loved ones as explosions echoed along routes toward Bagram air base.
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