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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2001
Page
2
A Gazette column argues respect for the flag over new laws, notes proper use versus protest, and discusses flag shortages. It also covers security measures at college football venues and a no fly zone near Jack Trice Stadium, with commentary on budget cuts and student messaging.
FAA officials in New York say measures under review include banning early seat selection and carry on bags as part of security reassessment. They consider rechecking employee backgrounds and access histories, removing assigned seating, and installing cockpit protection and passenger screening technologies.
The Air Line Pilots Association calls on Congress to allow pilots to carry firearms in cockpits to deter hijackings. President Captain Duane Woerth will testify today before a House subcommittee advocating the legislation.
President Bush rejected charges that Canada was slow to react to the September 11 attacks and that he snubbed Canada by omitting its name among supportive nations. He praised Canada’s response and stated no time for politics as nations unite to fight and win the war. Prime Minister Chretien noted Canada took in about 45,000 Americans and offered help if needed.
The Gazette highlights commitments to future agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle papers at City Carton on Sixth Street or nearby locations.
U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan appeals for a major UN role in counterterrorism. The move gains support from the United States Russia and China as members push for global legitimacy and stronger cooperation while the General Assembly works on security amid Sept. 11 concerns. The U.S. House approves 582 million in back dues to the UN.
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