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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 2007
Page
1
Read across the paper: Iowa reports rising sales of existing homes defying a broader market dip, while other sections flag a heavy military death toll, drug problems in schools, and a campaign bus tour through Anamosa. The Gazette also notes adoption suspensions tied to a Guatemala agency raid and local corrections.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids provides delivery options including Carrier and Motor Route weekly rates and mail subscriptions for Morning Editions and Sunday issues. Contact numbers listed for subscription service and general inquiries.
The Gazette lists newsroom and circulation contact numbers for Iowa City Cedar Rapids and Iowa City including WATS lines and tollfree numbers. It promotes soybean ink use and encourages recycling at City Carton and nearby locations.
Rescuers face dwindling options nearly 10 days after six miners were trapped by a cave in at Crandall Canyon Mine in Huntington Utah. Experts say survival chances are slim as drill attempts yield little progress and officials weigh all possibilities while the mine’s sealed chambers push low oxygen air toward the workers.
In a grocery store Louise jokes that her son Jeffrey works at the CIA while colleagues debate his secrecy. The conversation spirals from mistaken identity to concerns about security breaches and public chatter, ending with clarifying he studies at the Culinary Institute of America and could spill secrets unintentionally.
Washington AP Ipsos poll shows Bush at 35 percent approval and Congress at 25 percent. Only 27 percent say the country heads in the right direction while 89 percent support the Iraq war with 58 percent opposed. Voters fault Congress on several issues including self-interest and in fighting.
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