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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2005
Page
2
C R panel declines backing a forum by a gay group while U S workers overwhelmingly vote against unionization. The edition covers diverse items from civic leadership and weddings to crime and international tensions.
Correction states Roger Swalley’s Linn County second degree sexual abuse case address was incorrect in a Friday story and provides the correct court records. It also notes a wire service misidentification of a painter Hady butterfly in a photo. The Gazette invites reader feedback and offers contact numbers for corrections.
The Gazette records its Cedar Rapids mailing address at 500 Third Avenue SE along with subscription rates for various delivery options and the general phone numbers for subscriptions and service. It notes the Associated Press rights and lists postmaster, address change, and general contact information.
Public contact details for Cedar Rapids Newsrooms include a general line and tips line with area codes 319. Circulation and office numbers are listed with nonstandard formatting and a reference to the GazetteOnline directory for emails.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or through local recycling locations.
An essay argues that public libraries act as a defense against terror and criticizes boondoggles in federal spending. The author, an English major, urges Minnesota and Alaska to prioritize a lavish state library similar to plans for the Gravina Island bridge.
A Texas jury held Merck & Co liable for the death of Robert Ernst after taking Vioxx and awarded his widow Carol Ernst 253.4 million dollars. The 10-2 verdict faced a punitive-damages cap likely reducing the total to about 26.1 million.
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