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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2002
Page
2
An online GazetteOnline promotion invites readers to join for 24/7 access to Eastern Iowa news sports and entertainment. It highlights online portal features and suggests membership benefits.
Traditional 35mm film fades as digital still cameras rise about one third in US sales last year. The piece explores why consumers switch to digital and the evolving photography market.
The page lists multiple city specific phone lines for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City covering news, classifieds, advertising and departments plus toll free numbers. It also notes an online directory and email addresses for the complete company directory.
The Gazette highlights environmental farming support by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It encourages readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at their nearest recycling drop-off.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette editions of Gazette Communications Inc publish daily and Sunday from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Rates vary by delivery method with weekly, four week, and yearly options for morning and Sunday editions and territory surcharges.
The document lists contact numbers including 319 398 8333 and 319 339 3150 plus 1 800 397 8333 for service inquiries. A general number 319 398 8211 is also provided for broad assistance.
Venezuelan Army backs businessman Pedro Carmona to replace Hugo Chavez after a crackdown on protests. He vows elections within a year and restores a bicameral legislature while suspending many Chavez era decrees. Chavez remains jailed awaiting charges amid regional condemnation and concerns over oil production.
Hugo Chavez resigns under military pressure amid a coup against President Andres Perez. Perez impeached, Chavez freed and later wins a presidential election with the Fifth Republic Movement. He reforms the constitution and government while clashing with the military over foreign policy. Protests erupt over attempts to control the state oil monopoly, leading to violence and Chavez’s fate.
Cardinal Bernard Law said he would remain as head of the Boston Archdiocese and offered his most detailed explanation yet of how the sex abuse scandal unfolded. He cited secrecy and failures in handling cases while insisting he is not resigning and will help the church weather the crisis.
NASA Administrator Sean O Keefe announced in Syracuse that Barbara Morgan McAuliffe backup and former Challenger observer from Idaho now living in Houston will ride a shuttle in 2004 as the first Educator Mission Specialist. Morgan trained with the Challenger crew and watched the explosion, later leading NASA efforts to inspire students and develop a national educator recruitment program.
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