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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2006
Page
2
The article reports a business dean selected as the United States interim president. It notes the appointment amid ongoing institutional transition and mentions surrounding academic and political context without detailing further individuals or dates.
Additional staffers were to be on hand at First Student Inc to bus more than 6 000 Iowa City school district students if regular drivers opt not to work amid a labor dispute. About 20 bus drivers and monitors walked off Monday.
The Gazette based in Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 operates daily from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids with Morning Editions and Sunday issues priced at 20.97 for four weeks and 256.95 per year plus mail rates for other regions. AP news dispatches are available for republication.
Directory lists full company contacts and e mail addresses for direct inquiries. It notes each organization with street or postal addresses and enables targeted outreach by department and function. Listings emphasize publicly available contact channels and official communication points.
The Gazette highlights commitments to sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Kathleen Parker argues Americans should demand security at the border and insist on using plain English when discussing illegal immigration. She notes debates over guest workers, cites unemployment and criminal alien statistics, and suggests noncitizens protest in their own countries.
Ottawa AP reports Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced the demise of a Liberal drafted bill that would have allowed possession of a half-ounce of marijuana. It aimed to shield youths from lifelong criminal records, while keeping possession illegal. Harper vowed to hold criminals to account.
Charles Taylor appeared before an international tribunal in Freetown and, after initially resisting, entered a not guilty plea to 11 counts. He faces charges of killings sexual slavery and child soldier recruitment tied to Sierra Leone's civil war.
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