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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2001
Page
1
A health feature discusses using miniature pigs to supply organs for transplants. Researchers see potential in xenotransplantation to address scarce human donor organs and reduce wait times for patients.
Sunday at the Iowa High School Rodeo Association meet in Central City Hildreth stood out among top performers with strong showings across events at the grain exchange rodeo.
President pledges a global campaign against terrorism and urges Americans to return to normal life. In Pakistan the U.S. ultimatum pressures the Taliban to hand over bin Laden as Cedar Rapids church services draw larger crowds.
Casualties and rescues reported as of Sunday with 190 bodies recovered and 115 identified in New York. Pentagon notes 188 dead including all groups. Jetliner crash in Pennsylvania prompts heroism and security concerns. Ryder Cup postponed for one year.
Gazette reports Cedar Rapids area churches filled with mourners after last week's East Coast terror attacks. At First Presbyterian 310 Fifth St SE about 225 to 350 attended services. St Pauls United Methodist 1340 Third Ave SE held a packed 10:55 a.m. sermon on loss and resilience. Pastors urged prayer for families, police and firefighters, and unity as the nation processes the tragedy.
President Bush pledges to rid the world of evil doers and promises a long campaign against terrorism. Officials name Saudi exile Osama bin Laden and Afghanistan's Taliban as prime suspects and warn nations harboring terrorists of U.S. retaliation across legal, diplomatic, economic, and military fronts.
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