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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2007
Page
2
A tsunami in the western Solomon Islands kills at least 13 as thousands camp on hillsides and bodies are recovered at sea. Rescue efforts continue with local authorities and aid groups assessing needs for survivors.
Todd Lickliter accepted an offer to become Iowa's next men's basketball coach ending 10 days of speculation. Iowa Athletics Director Gary Barta set a 4:45 p.m. press conference and Lickliter will greet fans at Carver-Hawkeye Arena at 6 p.m.
The Gazette publishes daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa and lists subscription rates and contact numbers for delivery by carrier motor route and mail. It provides periodical postage information and postmaster address for changes plus general telephone numbers for subscription service and newsroom inquiries.
Directory listing for company contacts with phone numbers and email access. Includes a web link for complete directory and general inquiries.
The Gazette promotes recycling by printing with soybean ink and asks readers to drop newspapers at City Carton 901 Ingleside Dr SW or take them to nearby recycling sites.
Kathleen Parker argues reports of sexual harassment and rape by service members in Iraq are exaggerated in parts and flawed in others. She critiques Salon and Times coverage, notes errors, and urges clearer military boundaries and separation of sexes to reduce distraction and divorce, calling for rational reform.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid vows to cut off funding for the Iraq war if President Bush rejects Congress proposed deadlines to end combat. Cheney argues a win is impossible if the enemy is told when to quit as House and Senate debate final terms by month end.
A truck bomb hidden under flour bags struck a police station in a Kurdish district of Kirkuk on Monday, killing at least 15 people including a newborn and a U.S. soldier, with around 200 wounded. Senate leaders Reid and Feingold push for ending the war by denying funding, though passage seems unlikely.
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