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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2003
Page
2
The fast spreading Sobig computer worm, blamed for email slowdowns worldwide, is said by anti virus experts to be designed to coordinate a new attack. Details: 5A
The University of Iowa admits two undocumented immigrant students this fall becoming the first time such students with parents outside the United States can compete for a freshman slot. Also notes Iowa plans a Civil Commitment Unit for Sex Offenders moving from Oakdale into the state system. A national survey finds public schools largely ignore higher terrorism alert levels. Decorah settles a four-year legal battle with Wal Mart out of court.
Paul Scott, the first man to guide an Iowa school to an official NCAA wrestling title, died Friday at age 97 after a brief illness. He led Cornell College to the 1947 crown, ending Oklahoma State's seven year run. This obituary notes his historic achievement and long life.
A Thursday report misstated bus steering and brakes in a collision involving a dump truck and a Tripoli school bus. Bremer County officials say the bus did not lose control. Dump truck driver David Wittenberg faces a failure to yield charge.
The Gazette local address and contact details for Cedar Rapids readers are listed. Subscription rates for carrier and motor route delivery and mail editions are provided. General phone numbers for subscription and main office are included.
Contact information for the Gazette Online lists phone numbers 398-8313 339-3155 and a toll free 1 800 397 8212 plus a note about a complete company directory and email addresses available on the website GazetteOnline com
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 at nearby recycling locations.
Walter Cronkite argues the United States faces dual power struggles, electric and political, as wind farm plans face environmental pushback. He cites Nantucket Sound windmills and potential sites from Maine to California, urging careful balance between cleaner energy and natural resources.
Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore was suspended with pay after defying a federal order to remove the Ten Commandments monument from the rotunda of the Alabama Judicial Building. The Judicial Inquiry Commission referred the ethics complaint to the Court of the Judiciary, with Moore to respond within 30 days.
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