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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2005
Page
2
A Waterloo Riverside casino expansion study suggests both sites could be lucrative. Jones County grapples with rural billboards as communities weigh new ad spaces. Earth Day actions prompt low-key work and testimony from 35 Iowans about sour deals with a CR man.
Jared York faces up to 10 years behind bars after pleading for mercy for the 2003 shaking death of his infant daughter. Judge Michael Mullins ordered two consecutive five-year sentences citing Yorks lack of remorse.
District Court Judge David Remley sentenced Thomas Eldridge for involuntary manslaughter on Wednesday in Johnson County District Court. The Gazette notes an editor error in the first name and invites reader feedback. corrections will be published.
The Gazette lists its Cedar Rapids mailing address and post office box for changes. Subscription options include carrier, motor route, and by mail plans with weekly or annual rates for local and out of state recipients. Contact numbers are provided for subscription service and general inquiries.
Fragmentary lines show a Cedar Rapids Iowa circulation desk and toll free numbers for GazetteOnline directory access. It mentions Iowa City and general tip line updates with phone contacts. Readers are invited to visit the website for complete company directory and email addresses.
The Gazette commits to a sustainable future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearest recycling locations.
Essayist Jacquelyn Mitchard vents about hotel room telephones in bathrooms and the awkward social implications of bathroom privacy. She recalls personal rules about spouses, reflections on cultural norms, and invites reader responses to Tribune Media Services in Buffalo New York.
An Associated Press AOL poll finds 51 percent of Americans say high gas prices may cause financial hardship if kept up six months. About 30 percent call it serious. Respondents blame oil companies, foreign producers and politicians while many plan to cut driving and stay closer to home. Gas averages around $2.21 nationally with state variations.
The 2004 highway fatality rate fell to 1.46 per 100 million vehicle miles driven, the lowest since 1966, even as total deaths rose to 42,800 from 42,643 due to more driving. More than half of those killed were not wearing seat belts, prompting calls for stronger belt use and expanded safety programs in the upcoming federal highway bill.
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