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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2005
Page
2
President Bush defends his invasion of Iraq while accepting responsibility for flawed intelligence. In Lebanon, anti-Syrian groups mobilize after the assassination of Gibran Tueni. Military deaths in Iraq reach 2151. Cedar Rapids mayoral appointments stir council opposition.
The Wednesday Name the Frame contest photo of Oxford's South Augusta Avenue was misidentified as Main Street due to an editor's error. Readers may share corrections or comments by calling 319 398 8313 or 1 800 397 8212. corrections will be published.
The Gazette lists subscription prices for different delivery methods including carrier and motor route options, plus by mail rates for Morning Editions and Sunday issues. Contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries are provided.
Directory style note lists phone numbers and area codes for Cedar Rapids and surrounding region. It mentions a tip line and circulation details while offering an address of the newsroom and general news contacts. The fragment preserves a local paper tone with contact lines and email references.
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming and printing with soybean ink. It encourages residents to drop newspapers at City Carto on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations for reuse.
Mitch Albom questions why John Lennon remained unhappy despite Beatles fame. He cites biographer Bob Spitz and anecdotes from Cynthia Lennon, noting Lennon’s search for meaning beyond overwhelming success and the pivot to a more eclectic solo career before his death.
British researchers report 32 black flint artifacts from Pakefield eastern England date to 700000 years ago, the earliest unambiguous evidence of humans north of the Alps. The find suggests northern Europe was briefly habitable then, with lions elephants and saber tooth tigers in a warmer climate.
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