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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2005
Page
2
A front page roundup notes gas prices hitting new peaks in lowa with broader transport concerns. The report lists related shifts, including a transportation bill signed by President Bush and rising costs affecting travel and daily life.
State regents defend a one year position paying outgoing Executive Director Greg Nichols a 130000 salary while he pursues a doctoral degree. The move draws scrutiny amid questions of governance and cost.
Mitch Albom reflects on a recent visit to St. Petersburg across from the Hermitage, noting a shift from Soviet-era fear to a cosmopolitan, mixed culture. He contrasts bootleg DVDs and English menus with memories of censorship, and ponders how quickly nations and attitudes evolve along with personal perceptions. He mentions Israel, Gaza, Iraq, and the broader sense of us versus them as borders and beliefs shift.
A reporter's error led to incorrect information in separate items. The Collins Road phase one boundary now runs from First Avenue to C Avenue NE. Metro Mix Chorus location and website were misstated and will be corrected in the Gazette clarification space.
The Gazette is a daily Cedar Rapids newspaper established in 1883. It lists pricing for subscriptions by carrier motor route and mail, with contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
The Gazette provides a complete company directory with phone lines for Cedar Rapids Iowa City and surrounding areas. It promotes agriculture with soybean ink and urges recycling via City Carton and local locations.
A Virginia appeals court ruled that public schools may lead a daily Pledge of Allegiance containing the phrase one nation under God. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals found the pledge to be a patriotic exercise, not a religious affirmation, rejecting Edward Myers of Sterling Virginia's challenge.
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