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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2005
Page
2
Connecticut becomes the first state to challenge the No Child Left Behind law, arguing it is an unfunded federal mandate. Details, 5A.
Signs greet Linn-Mar students declaring bully free zones as officials aim to cut incidents with a new prevention program this year.
The first 24 hour emergency veterinary clinic in the Cedar Rapids Iowa City corridor aims to open Sept 22. Eastern Iowa Veterinary Specialty Center will provide a fulltime veterinary surgeon and handle referrals from local veterinarians.
The Gazette reports contact and subscription rates, delivery options, and mailing information for Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists prices for carrier and motor route delivery, morning editions and Sunday subscriptions, plus timeframes for 4 and 52 weeks. It provides post office box and phone contacts for subscription service and general inquiries.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to sustainability by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at city Carton SOL ighside Dive SW or nearby locations.
In Crawford Texas a caravan of military families arrives to contest Cindy Sheehan's antiwar stance as critics say her public grief harms troop morale. Debates over moral authority and dissent surface with parents like Deborah Johns and Ronald Griffin weighing in on the war.
Tens of thousands of Israeli troops prepare to move into the West Bank as Gaza settlers depart aboard armored bases ending the occupation. In Netzarim, tearful survivors carried Torah scrolls and a large menorah, while clashes erupted in Kedumim with about 12 arrests as soldiers confronted hundreds in the West Bank.
Jordan reports Syrian suspect Mohammed Hassan Abdullah al Sihly, living in Amman, plotted and helped execute the Aqaba rocket attack with two sons and an Iraqi accomplice. Rockets fired from a hilltop warehouse struck a U S Navy vessel area, killing a Jordanian soldier and injuring others while missiles veered toward Israel.
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