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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 2005
Page
2
North Liberty man dies in hunting accident. Iowa City man leads drive for biorefineries. In Cedar Rapids residents say goodbye to American Gothic. Reporter notes a memorable mountain lion sighting.
A Pakistani house linked to a top al Qaida operative was hit by an explosion, with shrapnel from an American made missile found at the scene. Bush adviser refused to confirm the operative's death as officials discuss ongoing terrorism risks.
An angry crowd confronted former Prime Minister Ayad Allawi south of Baghdad on Sunday, hurling stones and shoes and forcing him to flee. He called the assault an assassination attempt. Also noted, the AP count cites 2,127 U.S. service members killed since March 2003.
Two hunters were injured in separate Fayette County incidents over the weekend, with a third hunter found early Sunday after spending the night outdoors. The report notes nonfatal injuries and ongoing rescue responses.
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides mail and delivery rates for morning editions and Sundays, with pricing for 4 and 52 week subscriptions. It lists contact numbers for subscription service and the general office.
The Gazette champions environmental responsibility by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at local recycling locations.
A Cedar Rapids meeting with Linn and Johnson county officials and media members urged stronger public reporting on city government and broader access to records. They urged televised meetings and 24 7 free online public records, noting voter apathy in local elections and calling for greater public participation.
Tens of thousands to 250000 protesters gathered outside the government headquarters demanding universal suffrage and a road map for democracy. Police counted 63000, while organizers claimed 250000, urging Tsang and Beijing to act on broader political reforms.
Measles kills a 10 month old in a Hattian Bala camp near Muzaffarabad as 14 cases are reported. Health official Mahmood says immunization teams are targeting camps with UNICEF help amid rising cold and limited medical capacity.
Shawn A. Cox of Arkansas scaled the White House fence Sunday while President Bush was inside and was captured by Secret Service officers. He faces unlawful entry charges and is to appear in U.S. District Court. Cox has a prior Secret Service record. location and motive remain undisclosed. He had no weapon.
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