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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 2003
Page
2
A bomb strapped by a bomber exploded on a commuter train near Chechnya killing 42 and wounding nearly 200 as Russia sought to disrupt weekend parliamentary elections. The attack followed turmoil and heightened security across the region.
A revised census count shows Coralville population up by 2 123 in three years bringing an extra 172 350 dollars annually for eight years. Iowa City school district test results show proficiency dips in six of nine categories across three grades in fall assessments reported to the state. Linn County sheriff reports three thefts of Christmas decorations in Fairfax since Tuesday.
Five ISU players scored in double figures as the Iowa State men routed IPFW 78 to 51 in the Cyclone Challenge first round on Friday. Indiana University Purdue Fort Wayne struggled from the field and could not keep pace.
The economy shows a four month hiring slowdown in November as unemployment ticked down to 5.9 percent. Details reference Rep. Jim Nussle opening the NASDAQ in Times Square to criticize the White House plan as fail.
The Gazette publishes daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa at 500 Third Avenue SE with subscription options including carrier and motor route weekly rates and 4 week 19.64 52 week 256.95 mail Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues. Contact numbers and post office information provided.
The Gazette outlines its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and encourages recycling, inviting readers to drop newspapers at City Carton or any recycling location while noting a company directory and online addresses.
A Cronkite column argues conservatives seek federal bans on abortion and gay marriage, while liberals defend individual rights. It notes church leaders pressuring congregations and the election campaign shaping moral battles across the nation.
Patricia VanLester, a 41 year old former Wal-Mart employee in Orange City, has filed multiple injury claims against retailers since 1987, including nine against Wal-Mart. Paramedics found her unconscious amid a DVD player frenzy on November 28 and she was hospitalized. Police closed the case with no crime found.
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