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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2001
Page
1
Doctors found a liver for 13 week old Rylie Cecak just before her father planned to donate part of his. The article notes details on the rare pediatric transplant and the timing surrounding the operation.
The Pentagon piped dozens of advanced aircraft to the Persian Gulf as President Bush prepared a speech to Congress. He urged swift action, seeking $5 billion in immediate airline aid and a broader international campaign against al Qaida after the September 11 attacks.
Inside FBI officials say hijackers may have used stolen identities amid this week’s attacks. Pentagon leaders express shock as an Iowa born admiral weighs strategic implications. Pakistan’s leader rallies support to ease rationing. Cedar Rapids airport reports disruption from shutdown. Marion students donate toys to comfort children. Rockwell Collins cautions it’s too early to judge impact on business.
Governor Tom Vilsack will unveil broader spending cuts and sweeping changes in state government. Budget officials say the plan could trigger more downsizing beyond 163 layoffs and 750 jobs already targeted, as the labor intensive department restructures.
State officials unveil layoff contingencies amid eroding revenues and weaker than expected growth. Revenue projections for fiscal 2002 were cut to 4.5 percent, with collections lagging about 0.5 percent behind the prior year’s pace, despite a strong start to the year and a $40 million spending level at the outset.
Iowa State Patrol Lt. Roger Brown raises the overnight skeleton shift gas stipend from 10.48 to 15 dollars for four district 11 troopers in Cedar Rapids as fuel costs drop and in-view patrols rise. District 11 covers Linn Johnson Benton Iowa PowaShiek and Tama counties.
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