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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2006
Page
5
The chairwoman of the search committee cites concerns affecting a Cedar Rapids firm as personnel and leadership questions circulate. Officials say the dispute could impact hiring and company direction amid local business scrutiny.
Frigid conditions contributed to four deaths Sunday, lifting the storm toll to 19 as hundreds of thousands waited for power repairs. The main ice and snowstorm disrupted daily life across many states with ongoing outages and hazardous travel.
President Bush will not use the Iraq Study Group report to justify pulling troops home despite admitting the need for major changes in Iraq. A Sunday briefing from his national security adviser says the report won’t serve as political cover.
Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack argued for renewable energy policy in Nevada noting solar potential. A man found dead in a Cedar Rapids yard had been refused shelter admission due to drinking, per shelter director.
The University of Iowa president search faced secrecy with two more private meetings in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City plus a teleconference, drawing calls for public accountability. The piece criticizes the closed process and cites open-government ideals along with a columnist's note on a new book signing event at Cedar Rapids Barnes & Noble.
Postal workers continue handling hundreds of pieces destined for the towers at Church Street, though the addressees have Joe died in the 2001 attacks. The mail, many years overdue, is held or redirected as companies update lists or request forwarding services, a rare exception to usual rules.
Iowa aims to salvage a 6-6 season by meeting defending national champion Texas Longhorns in the Alamo Bowl. Iowa wrestling beats intrastate rival Iowa State 246 to 0 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena before 13,732 fans, eight of 10 matches won.
Two new Cedar Rapids fitness clubs offer 24 hour access year round for members. Members can lift weights at midnight and any time with round the clock entry.
Augusto Pinochet, former Chilean dictator, suffered a severe heart attack on Sunday and has received last rites. The Gazette Online directs readers to AP Videos for a full report.
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa shares subscription options including carrier and motor route weekly rates and mail plans for Morning Editions and Sunday editions. Contact numbers and post office box address are provided for changes and inquiries.
A small notice page lists contact options with area code 319 as default for inquiries. It provides no further details or addresses beyond the generic prompt to reach out.
The Gazette promotes environmental care by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton 901 Ingleside Dr SW or at local recycling locations to support a sustainable future.
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