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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2003
Page
2
U S troops prepare to stay two years longer in Iraq, as policy makers weigh security needs against budget and political pressures. The extended deployment aims to stabilize key regions amid ongoing operations and training missions.
The History Center office manager Terri Breheny was misnamed in a Tuesday caption as director Martha Aldridge. The Gazette invites feedback on accuracy and will publish corrections or clarifications. readers may call the provided numbers with comments.
The Gazette established January 10 1883 is published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues subscriptions. Rates include carrier weekly 4 95 and motor route 5 30 plus mail options for 4 and 52 weeks to various regions.
The Gazette highlights its soybean ink initiatives and recycling efforts. It lists contact lines for Cedar Rapids, including CR channels and a general tip line. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton and other locations, reflecting a commitment to future sustainability.
A humorous gospel parody blends Luke with 21st century retail offers from Wal Mart and other chains. It promotes DVD players, cameras, toys, and discounts while lampooning consumer culture and early bird shopping chaos. Leonard Pitts notes appear with contact at pitts herald com.
Prices on spot and futures markets have jumped about 50 percent since Thanksgiving stirring concerns of higher heating costs this winter. Industry and lawmakers demand investigations into possible price gouging and market manipulation as supply remains near seasonal norms.
President Bush signed a law targeting unsolicited commercial e mail. It bans fake return addresses and misleading subject lines and bans harvesting e mail lists from websites. FTC must study a do not spam registry, six month plan due, but feasibility is doubtful.
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