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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2005
Page
2
Non-smokers confront lung cancer stigma as researchers highlight social consequences. Dorm roommate dynamics shape first year experience, while a study questions perceived risks of multiple vaccines for children.
President Bush warned Tuesday that soaring energy and health care costs will heavily shape the economy's outlook. The remarks came amid ongoing policy debates as lawmakers seek relief measures.
University of Iowa cornerback Antwan Allen testified he defended himself when he broke a man's jaw during last fall's downtown brawl. Other briefs note a fire department secretary theft charge, a McLeodUSA quarterly loss, Northern Iowa football media day outlook, and Kurt Busch switching teams for 2007.
A Tuesday Gazette report corrects that the McShane Annex in Central City is vacant and not an antiques business. Private investment in the Main Street program was overstated, with the corrected total over $1.4 million. The Gazette invites reader feedback and will publish a correction or clarification if needed.
The Gazette based in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists publication details including address 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401 and postmaster box 511. It provides subscription rates by carrier motor route and mail for Morning Editions and Sunday editions with pricing for 4 weeks and 52 weeks along with contact numbers and general office line.
Cedar Rapids Iowa area brief mentions general news updates and reader tips. Includes tip line 1 800 397 8212 and directs to GazetteOnline for complete circulation directory and email addresses.
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It encourages readers to drop newspapers at AAA teeta ciarity i" sw City Cai Or 1p Vk HiBeome Eewee or nearest recycling location.
A column reflecting on the Watts Riots, the Montague era DJ slogan burn baby burn, and the Huey P Newton Foundation’s plan to name a hot sauce Burn Baby Burn to fund education. The piece contrasts past radical passion with modern marketing, noting how threats become ads and passion erodes with age. Leonard Pitts notes the sixties are over in spirit if not in name.
A passing car bomber struck a U S convoy in Baghdad injuring seven, including one American soldier, with over 90 others wounded. Six Iraqi civilians died and more than 90 people were hurt in other attacks as Iraqi leaders struggled toward a new constitution before a Friday deadline.
In southern Afghanistan a U S service member was killed and at least 16 suspected Taliban rebels died as fighting erupted during a patrol in Day Chopan district Zabul province. Two American troops were wounded by a roadside bomb near Ghazni province.
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