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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2002
Page
2
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A wedding guest disrupts the ceremony by chatting on a cell phone. Jeanne Phillips offers practical guidance on handling the situation with tact, including setting boundaries, addressing the guest privately, and considering brief, respectful interruptions if needed.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette, established January 10, 1883, is published daily and Sunday from Cedar Rapids Iowa at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401. Periodicals postage paid at Cedar Rapids.
Incumbent Democrat Tom Vilsack and Republican Doug Gross face off in a 7 p.m. gubernatorial debate with limited time for the pair. Libertarian Clyde Cleveland pressed for inclusion, while Green Party candidate Jay Robinson is deemed non-serious. Debates follow Oct 9 in Sioux City and Oct 12 in Des Moines. Bruce Fishwild, longtime Gazette editor, dies at 80. New birdwatching column by David Allen Sibley begins Sept 20, with companions Elphick and Dunning. Meat of Neighbors feature on southern Iowa County.
Three Muslim medical students detained for 17 hours after a woman said she overheard them discussing terror plans have been told by Larkin Community Hospital they will be reassigned to a different program. The students deny wrongdoing, calling the incident a misunderstanding, and seek to continue their education in the United States.
In Florida’s Democratic gubernatorial race Bill McBride widened his lead though Reno picked up 2,511 votes in Miami-Dade during rechecked ballots. Official totals favored McBride by 8,196. no automatic recount if Reno narrows the gap. Both campaigns projected outcomes through Tuesday’s tabulation and Wednesday certification.
Prince Harry, third in line to the British throne, marked his 18th birthday in London. Newspapers praised him as they carried commissioned photos and excerpts from his first official interview, noting his pledge to pursue charity work Diana could not finish.
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