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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2005
Page
2
Across Iraq two coordinated car bombings killed at least 21 people and wounded many others. The attacks signaled ongoing violence amid political and security instability in the region.
The Philadelphia Eagles used pick 102 in the fourth round to select Iowa Hawkeyes tight end Sean Considine. Also chosen were Tony Jackson and Pete McMahon in later sixth rounds, reflecting Iowa's presence in the draft.
The Gazette chronicles a Cedar Rapids homicide victim’s life, discusses public records access bills led by Sen. Mary Lundby, and notes the University of Iowa Foundation’s salary disclosures. It also acknowledges Iowa Newspaper Foundation scholarships and Cargill’s Cedar Rapids community involvement. The piece emphasizes humane reporting and local civic issues.
U S governors circulate a 12 page draft to Congress and the Bush administration weighing Medicaid reform. Proposals include limiting asset transfers by seniors and shared costs for the poor while considering tax credits for long term care. They seek a balanced mix of efficiencies and added costs to beneficiaries while wary of rigid savings targets. Medicaid costs exceed 300 billion this year and cover about 53 million people.
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides mail and delivery options with weekly rates and long term pricing. Contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries are listed along with the post office box for address changes.
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and recycling efforts. It notes recycled newsprint use and asks readers to drop newspapers at City Carton or other recycling locations, while listing contact lines and circulation details.
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