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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2004
Page
9
Mount Vernon plans a George Washington Distillery Museum as the gateway to a new American Whiskey Trail. The museum will honor where Washington made and drank whiskey and tie to museums and sites across five states.
The AP and the Hattiesburg American settle to end their lawsuit against the U.S. Marshals Service after a deputy marshal ordered erasure of recordings of Justice Antonin Scalia’s April speech at a Hattiesburg high school. Damages of $1,000 to each plaintiff and attorneys’ fees were agreed.
A Niger Delta militia leader announces a full scale armed struggle against the Nigerian government starting October 1 to seize control of oil wealth. Military spokesman Col. Ganiya Adewale calls the warning an empty threat.
Residents on barrier island collected a tour of ruin from Hurricane Frances’ earlier blow and Jeanne's finishing damage. An 81-year-old condo resident lamented lingering risk as thousands formed a long line to view wreckage, with three storm deaths reported and widespread devastation along the coast.
Ecologists Nate Olive and Sarah Jones of the University of Georgia finish the 1,800 mile West Coast Trail from Cape Flattery Washington to San Diego County California. They touch Mexican soil at sunset after nearly 20 miles a day, seeking wider interest in the trek.
Sandra Anderson of Sanford, once renowned for cadaver dog work, received 21 months in prison for planting bones and other fake evidence in about 50 cases in Michigan and Ohio. She must pay over $14,500 in restitution and is to report mid November.
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