Tip Line Contacts Cedar Rapids and Iowa City
Readers can reach the tip line in Cedar Rapids at (319) 398 8254 and in Iowa City at (319) 339 3155 for information or reporting on local events.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2002
Page
2
Readers can reach the tip line in Cedar Rapids at (319) 398 8254 and in Iowa City at (319) 339 3155 for information or reporting on local events.
The Gazette promotes agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St SW, or at nearest recycling location, with general contact numbers for services.
The Gazette promotes a series of Hawkeyes posters commemorating their Big Ten co championship and Rose Bowl bid. It outlines 25 by 21 inch souvenir posters, a fourth issue of front-page posters, and a 24 page December feature, plus a January GameDay special as Iowa prepares for Pasadena. It also notes holiday recipes, a commemorative book, and staff activities at schools and online resources.
A group of retired state and federal judges urge Gov. George Ryan to commute death sentences for inmates tainted by flaws in Illinois capital punishment. They call for clemency or blanket commutation, citing coerced confessions, jailhouse testimony, inadequate defense, and mental retardation as system failures.
Massachusetts Democrat John Kerry, a Senate liberal and Vietnam War veteran, announces steps toward a 2004 presidential bid. He says he will file an exploratory committee this week and begin organizing a national campaign. Other Democrats like Dean Gore and Edwards are expected to reveal plans after holidays.
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