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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2005
Page
2
The front page outlines Senator Grassley’s sharp reaction to critics of Social Security reform. It notes political tension and quotes opposition voices amid a wider debate on entitlement changes.
The Advisory Board on Radiation and Worker Health voted unanimously to support hundreds of former workers at the Iowa Army Ammunition Plant. The board will expedite claims with a letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Mike Leavitt, signaling federal action on the cases.
Mark Bennett came home to Cedar Rapids and provided relief helping the University of Northern Iowa defeat Iowa 8 to 6 in Memorial Stadium. The second annual Corridor Classic featured a Panthers win sparked by his pitching.
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Public notice style with postal and subscription details for The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Includes address 500 Third Avenue SE and mailing changes, contact numbers, and circulation rates for various delivery options.
Local listings provide telephone lines for general news tips and contacts in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Includes numbers for newsroom, tips line, and circulation, with a note directing readers to the Gazette Online directory for complete contact details.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to sustainability by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Leonard Pitts critiques South Carolina for passing a cockfighting felony while shelving a stronger domestic violence bill. He notes penalties, quotes Rep. Altman, and highlights the irony as lawmakers revisit the domestic violence measure. The piece argues SC remains behind on protecting women despite chicken bills.
President Bush praised House Majority Leader Tom DeLay and gave him an Air Force One ride back to Washington after a Social Security event in Galveston. The White House denied political boost, but Bush publicly supported DeLay amid inquiry into travel, fundraising, and Abramoff ties.
House Republicans move to revoke a January rule that ended deadlock protection for ethics complaints, after tensions over ethics investigations involving Tom DeLay. Democrats claimed the change shielded DeLay. party officials say a formal probe into DeLay’s overseas trips and gifts will start once the stalemate ends.
Cindy donates spare time to multiple organizations and serves in her church hand-bell choir. She says helping others enriches life and notes she and her husband belong to the Home Builders Association.
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