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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2005
Page
2
Iowa educators call for tougher bullying policies as incidents rise. Officials insist schools must address harassment to protect students and foster safe learning environments.
Senior Lebanese officer says Syrian troops will depart Lebanon today amid pressure following Rafik Hariri’s assassination. The move comes as international and domestic critics push Damascus to exit after nearly three decades of presence.
Mike Hoeger, 29, paralyzed from an industrial accident a year ago, hopes for FDA or medical approval to undergo stem cell surgery to regain use of his arms and the ability to breathe independently in Delaware. Details.
The Gazette announces delivery options for Cedar Rapids readers including carrier and motor route rates. Mail subscribers receive Morning Editions and Sunday issues, with pricing for 7 issues per week, 4 weeks and 52 weeks. A postmaster address is provided for changes and a general contact line is listed.
Local directory provides phone numbers and listings for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City including circulation and telephone contacts. Includes area codes 319 and links to GazetteOnline.com for complete company directory and emails.
The Gazette highlights environmental efforts by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Pope Benedict XVI expressed gratitude to journalists for transmitting the historic election and death of John Paul II, urging ethical responsibility and continuity of dialogue with the media. Security around Vatican heightened as 500,000 pilgrims prepared to arrive for the funeral and related ceremonies.
Pope Benedict XVI receives pallium and Kiss of Peace as the investiture ends with Urbi et Orbi blessing. Cardinal deacon Jorge Medina Estevez leads the liturgy while open air Mass in St. Peter's Square hosts Orthodox, Anglican, Protestant and Billy Graham delegates. News conference notes his first public audience since election and remarks on truth and dignity.
Acclaimed British actor Sir John Mills died at his Denham home at 97 after a short illness. The Academy Award and Golden Globe winner, father of Hayley and Juliet Mills, starred in 100 films over a 70-year career and was knighted in 1976. His work spanned WWI and WWII dramas, classics from Great Expectations to Dunkirk, and family favorites such as Swiss Family Robinson.
In Jakarta, Prime Minister Koizumi and President Hu Jintao met for 55 minutes to discuss the history dispute and signs of progress. Hu proposed reflecting on history and expanding exchanges, while Koizumi called the session very good and highlighted the economic ties as a starting point for improvement.
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