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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2005
Page
2
Thousands filed past the grave of Pope John Paul II as Vatican reopened grottoes for public viewing. Millions watched Rome last week while the pope lay in state. emotions remained strong despite lower visitor numbers.
The Cedar Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce asks Cedar Rapids and Linn County to hire one director to run both information technology departments. Other items note a school bus knife threat by a 14 year old, a murder trial description from Bellevue, Congress member Grassley defending a Central American trade deal, a Cubs Padres doubleheader recap, Mitch Albom on vacation, and a film casting correction in The Gazette.
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists subscription prices for carrier and Motor Route delivery as well as mail options for Morning Editions and Sunday editions. Contact numbers and a post office box address are provided for subscription service and general inquiries.
Public directory style listing shows phone numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices, tip line, circulation, and general news contacts. It includes a directory reference and a web address for complete company listings with emails.
The Gazette promotes a future friendly to agriculture by printing with soybean ink and often using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Eric Rudolph admitted guilt in Birmingham and Atlanta for the 1996 Olympic bombing and three other attacks. He accepted four consecutive life sentences without parole, sparing the death penalty. He acknowledged bombing a gay nightclub in 1997 and attacks on an abortion clinic and its office building.
The United States barred lighters from all areas of aircraft effective today marking a broad ban after 9/11. Travelers anticipate many seizures as airports and carriers enforce the rule amid a 45 day advisory period.
Lehigh Valley International Airport executive director Doughty notes TSA screeners are stricter than pre 9 11 private screeners in banning items beyond security. The piece highlights heightened vigilance at airports nationwide since the hijackings.
The House approved a 272 to 162 vote to repeal the federal estate tax from 2010 onward, a move supporters call tax reform while critics warn it would widen deficits and aid the wealthy. The repeal would cost about 290 billion dollars over ten years. Iowa Rep. Jim Leach opposed permanent repeal citing fairness and revenue concerns.
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