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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 2006
Page
2
The front page notes ISU provost selected as UNI’s new president. It highlights transitions in leadership with campus impact and dates for installation pending official announcements.
A royal Bengal tiger cools off in a pond at Kamala Nehru Zoo Indore as heat spikes to 105 degrees in the city near Bhopal. An AccuWeather forecast called for a 109 degree high today amid sizzling summer conditions.
Applied Systems will shutter its Coralville customer support center and cut 100 local positions after turning down Coralville’s offers for a larger office and after not securing city approval to pursue state incentives to relocate to North Liberty.
Brooke Dinsdale of North Tama and Ashley Miller of Des Moines fought a spirited girls 800-meter clash at Drake Stadium. Dinsdale smashed a 25 year old Drake Relays mark to win the event, while Nick Brayton of Iowa City West dominated the boys discus with a 175 feet 10 inches throw at Drake Relays.
A new online and store released CD Voices from the Frontline features soldiers rapping about life in Iraq. The project highlights frontline experiences and is showcased in AP featured videos on GazetteOnline.com with nationwide availability.
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa outlines subscription rates by carrier motor route and mail. It lists contact numbers for subscription service and the general office along with postmaster address and postal details.
A brief notice provides a contact path for customer inquiries with an AI area code 319 exception and a toll free number 1 800 397 8212, inviting readers to access the complete company directory and email addresses.
The Gazette urges readers to recycle by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It invites drop off at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations, highlighting commitment to the future.
A lively column mocks Mother's Day as commerce driven, urging readers to write a 14 line iambic pentameter sonnet for their mother. It cites affectionate memories from infancy to adolescence, then dismisses gifts like chocolates or dinners in favor of personal verses.
The IAEA report says Iran refused to halt uranium enrichment and obstructs inquiries into possible weapons development. Bush says world united. Britain seeks mandatory sanctions, while Russia and China oppose escalated pressure. Ahmadinejad vows Iran will not yield to any resolution.
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