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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2007
Page
2
A Spanish company announces a wind turbine plant project in West Branch. The plan includes construction at a local site and potential job creation, signaling investment in renewable energy in the region.
The Gazette lists top stories including a masked man on a US campus identification a explosives search and a break in with $400 stolen. It also notes an off duty officer gun lockdown and a profile of The Bishop as a quiet hardworking family man. A comics survey invites entries by May 1 with 24 prize books and item giveaways.
The Accent section explains washing most mushrooms with trimming, soaking in lightly salted water, rinsing, and pat drying for immediate use. It notes motels require similar care with bottom trimming to remove dirt and insects before use.
Gov. Chet Culver used a line-item veto to strike language mandating performance based teacher plans after 10 pilot programs. He left intact the pilot program portion of Senate File 277. A correction note follows about a prior river name error in De Witt flooding coverage.
The Gazette records show publication details and pricing for Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists daily publication at 500 Third Avenue SE with subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail editions, plus contact numbers for subscription service and the general office.
Local directory entry lists phone numbers 339-3155 and 339-3150 with area code 519 and directs readers to Gazettenline for full company directory and email addresses.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled City Carton for its paper. It notes locations at 901 Ingleside Dr SW and nearby recycling venues as part of its environmental stance.
Saudi Interior Ministry says 172 Islamic extremists were rounded up in a major crackdown. The group formed seven cells and planned death by own action attacks on oil facilities, public figures, military zones, and prisons. Some detainees were sent abroad to study aviation.
The Pentagon and U S intelligence say Abdul Hadi al Iraqi, a senior al Qaida operative, was captured and handed to the CIA in late 2006. He led operations in Afghanistan and Pakistan and communicated with Ayman al Zawahiri, possibly Osama bin Laden. The declassified memo notes plans to return to Iraq and potentially target Western interests.
Randall Tobias, head of the U S foreign aid and USAID, resigns after his name appears in an investigation into a high priced escort ring. ABC News quotes him confirming visits to an escort service and massages at his condo with no sex alleged, according to sources. The State Department confirms the immediate resignation to Secretary Rice.
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