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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2003
Page
2
Academic freedom grants college instructors broad license for classroom discussions. An assassination attempt seriously wounds a member of Iraq's Governing Council. A Wyoming and Iowa man recalls deadly baseball seasons.
President Vladimir Putin stated Russia is prepared to cooperate with the United States on reconstructing Iraq and might send troops in the future. The remarks reflect Moscow's stance amid postwar planning and regional security concerns.
As Isabel slammed the East Coast, about 6 million utility customers lost power from North Carolina to New York. At least 29 deaths were linked to the storm, with 16 in Virginia, and federal disaster declarations were issued for three states while many areas faced fuel shortages and evacuations.
Local crime history notes unsolved cases while new technology aids investigation. Cedar Rapids commission member Janis Kazimour resigns after nearly 30 years. African American Historical Museum opens with drums and dancing in Cedar Rapids. Iowa football news highlights Iowa vs Arizona State and Simpson vs Coe. World Cup begins with Germany beating Canada in Columbus.
Dry down hybrids show improved traits over earlier lines but the search for faster drying varieties persists. Breeders report gains in performance and grain handling, while researchers push for quicker physiological drying and shorter harvest windows to boost efficiency.
The GazetteOnline provides a free Iowa Caucus hub with candidate bios news Caucus Notes forums and appearances. Look for the Caucus link at GazetteOnline.com for ongoing updates and resources.
The Gazette notes editing errors in Saturday's Faith and Values piece on a Catholic support group for gays. The full version is in section 10B today. Readers may call 319 398 8313 or 800 397 8212 with comments or corrections.
The Gazette published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa provides mail and motor route options with weekly and 52 week rates. Subscribers may contact the Gazette Communications offices for address changes or subscription service assistance.
A company directory listing Cedar Rapids numbers and departments is provided alongside notes about The Gazette's commitment to agriculture. The message promotes soybean ink printing and recycling, including drop locations at City Carton and other recycling sites.
Army Captain Yousef Yee, a Muslim chaplain at Guantanamo Bay, detained Sept. 10 in Jacksonville after returning from the base. He provided spiritual services and taught Islam to troops while counseling detainees suspected of ties to Afghanistan's Taliban or al Qaida.
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