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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2007
Page
2
Front page reports a decrease in the count of missing persons after a bridge collapse in Minneapolis with officials launching inspections of similar structures. It notes ongoing recovery efforts and concerns about potential further collapses nearby.
No. 6 West Delaware edged No. 12 Snyder 10 to 9 in a Class 3A state softball semifinal at Fort Dodge. The Hawks advance to face No. 4 Adel ADM for the title at 3 p.m. today after ADM beat No. 1 Harlan 5 to 0 Friday.
The Gazette prints a correction noting the Wednesday Powerball numbers were wrong and provides the correct sequence 9 16 23 51 52 with Powerball 12. It also notes a misspelled last name for Marion Independent school board candidate Bill Huntoon and invites reader feedback.
The Gazette provides pricing for carrier, motor route, and mail editions including Morning and Sunday packages. It lists subscription costs for 4 and 52 weeks and offers post office contact details and general phone numbers.
Contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City area codes include 319 prefixes. The text lists general news contact lines, a tip line, and circulation numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. It references a complete company directory with email addresses available elsewhere.
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton 904 Ingleside Dr. SW or nearby collection locations.
Harper's Index compiles diverse statistics on politics, law, science and society from U S and international sources. It lists figures from Bush Clinton officials to reading scores, CO2, consulates, prisons and media figures, reflecting the era's political climate.
A three to zero appeals court ruling found FBI agents violated the Speech or Debate Clause during the May Capitol Hill search of Rep. William Jefferson. The court ordered the return of privileged materials and said Jefferson must be allowed to review records first. The decision did not block future searches. The ruling affects Jefferson’s criminal case, where charges allege bribes to promote ventures in the US and West African nations.
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