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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2005
Page
2
Front page highlights show Hurricane Katrina's fury across multiple regions with extensive damage. The edition notes mass layoffs in Cedar Rapids, a major meth bust operation across 200 cities, and ongoing conflict coverage including U S troop actions in Iraq and political shifts in Israel.
Gov. Tom Vilsack announced Mitchell Turner will serve as a District Court Judge in the 6th Judicial District, signaling his lifelong dream realized during a phone call. The appointment adds a new jurist to Iowa’s judiciary.
The Gazette, a daily Cedar Rapids newspaper established January 10 1883, lists mailing and delivery rates for various editions and regions. It notes Associated Press republication rights and provides postmaster and subscription contact information.
A fragmented telephone directory page lists numbers for contact lines in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. It shows lines for TIP LINE CEDAR RAPIDS CALLOUTS and circulation plus a central office contact, with several clearly garbled entries and partial department labels.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and on recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton or at the nearest recycling location, 901 Ingleside Drive SW.
Leonard Pitts notes Bob Costas refused to guest-host Larry King Live when the topic centered on Natalee Holloway. He argues Costas stood for principled broadcasting amid media bias favoring white, young, pretty victims and the spectacle of news as soap opera.
Census figures show poverty up to 37 million nationwide or 12.7 percent. Income remained flat, health insurance coverage edged higher to 45.8 million, while the Midwest saw a 2.8 percent drop in median income to 44 657, and the South remained the poorest region.
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