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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2004
Page
2
A front page report states a deadly Iraqi bombing is attributed to the bomber’s self-inflicted act amid a crackdown. Authorities pursue leads as the death toll rises during the holiday period.
The Forest Service revised its management plan reducing review time and removing the main environmental challenge tool used to block logging and mining in protected forests. Conservation groups warn the change could enable timber and mining interests to damage national forests.
Police say four suspects are linked to 47 car window shootings in Cedar Rapids using pellet or BB guns. Arrests follow an investigation into a string of damage across the city.
The Iowa Environmental Project board met Tuesday at Coralville City Hall. An editing error listed an incorrect meeting place and readers are invited to comment on news accuracy. A correction will be published in this space with details and contact numbers.
The Gazette announces reduced business hours Friday and Saturday for Christmas. Circulation offices close both days with limited delivery calls until 11 a.m. Friday and Saturday. Newsroom open all day Friday, public access starts 4 p.m. Saturday. obituaries and news items contact Iowa News Desk. Advertising offices closed Friday and Saturday, normal hours resume Monday.
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, operates from 500 Third Avenue SE. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, with morning and Sunday editions and long-term pricing. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Drive SW or other local recycling locations.
The column questions why society overlooks steroid use and off court scandals from Barry Bonds to Kobe Bryant. It argues media headlines harm youth, urging adults to model restraint. Mitch Albom invites reader letters to the Detroit Free Press.
A 24 year study of middle aged women shows regular exercise alone does not eliminate death risk from excess weight and leanness does not counteract inactivity. Risk rises versus lean women who exercise 3 1/2 hours weekly or more. Outcomes compare lean active women to those with lower activity.
A study of 116500 women in the Nurses Health Study shows that being active but obese doubles death risk compared with active lean individuals. Sedentary but slender women also face higher death risk, while active lean individuals fare best.
The 9 week old kitten Little Nicky, cloned from a cat named Nicky, was sold to a Texas woman for 50 000. The buyer asked anonymity amid ethical debate as experts question the morality and cost of cloning pets. Genetic Savings and Clone aims to clone a dog by May in Wisconsin after establishing a San Francisco Bay area base.
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