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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2005
Page
2
President Bush refuses a fixed timetable for withdrawing troops amid a report urging construction of three new Iowa prisons. The piece notes shifting security challenges and a focus on domestic correctional capacity.
The U.S. military sent mixed signals about a program that allegedly paid a consulting firm and Iraqi newspapers to create favorable war coverage. Details on page 3A.
In District 3 the runoff choice is between Sherry Cherry who frames herself as a fighter for the underdog and Jerry McGrane who says he has been a community leader and in the trenches. The race centers on local leadership and populist themes.
The Gazette notes corrections for the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art hours for Friday and for a photo location outside the Linn County Jail. A folk concert date at The Koehler History Center was incorrect in some editions.
The Gazette published daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa outlines publication data including address and postal status, subscription options and prices, and AP republication rights. It lists contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
Partial contact listings for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City with phone numbers and a toll free line, plus a note about a company directory and email access at GazetteOnline com. The fragment includes stray characters and garbled text interspersed with legible contact lines.
The Gazette touts commitment to the future with soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or use nearby recycling locations.
Mitch Albom reflects on Ted Koppel’s 25 year tenure at Nightline and the late Morrie Schwartz's impact. He notes Koppel's courage to pursue meaningful interviews from war zones to a dying professor, shaping viewers and teaching through journalism. Albom credits Koppel with the power of one person to influence many.
Doctors in Amiens and Lyon report a 38 year old woman disfigured by a dog bite received nose lips and chin grafts from a brain dead donor. Surgeon Dr Jean Michel Dubernard led the operation and officials say the patient is in excellent condition as scientists weigh long term risks of rejection and recovery. A news conference is planned Friday.
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