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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2001
Page
12
Senator Tom Harkin plans a farm bill provision to subsidize free fruit and vegetable servings in some school cafeterias as an alternative to vending machine snacks. Leading the push, he cited goals to improve children's diets and noted pilots may begin in a limited number of schools.
Justin Wilson, famed Cajun humorist and chef known for Cookin Cajun and Louisiana Cookin, died in Baton Rouge after a long TV career. He refused edits, taped without a script, and promoted his signature I garan tee catchphrase and bold culinary style. He authored five cookbooks and released 27 story albums plus a Christmas album.
Comedian Al Franken will be the featured guest at Senator Tom Harkin's annual fundraising steak fry on September 16 in Indianola. The event draws attention as Democratic candidates test the Iowa caucus landscape, though Harkin has not endorsed any contender.
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