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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 2007
Page
2
Snow and wind delayed Sunday delivery in parts of the region. The Gazette apologizes for the inconvenience. Circulation offices in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City stay open until noon today. Offices close Christmas Day, but the department remains reachable until 11 a.m. Christmas Day at the two listed numbers.
A cabinet minister disclosed 740 new apartments for East Jerusalem and the West Bank in 2008 fueling Palestinian anger over peace talks. The move tightens tensions as negotiations stall amid settlement expansion.
Haifa Technion University says Israeli scientists inscribed the entire Hebrew Bible on a 0.5 square millimeter chip, a surface smaller than a pinhead. The achievement highlights advances in nano text storage and archival potential.
The Gazette notes a previous error in Sunday In the Know reporting of military deaths. The correct count is at least 3 897, and readers may send comments about accuracy to the listed contact numbers for clarification and corrections in this space.
The Gazette announces reduced hours Tuesday with Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices open until noon and closing Christmas Day. The newsroom opens to the public at 4 p.m. Tuesday for obituaries and news tips with a 6 p.m. deadline.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists publication info including address at 500 Third Avenue SE, circulation options with weekly and yearly rates, a postmaster address change line, and contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries. It notes AP exclusive republication rights.
Directory style listing shows multiple Cedar Rapids and Iowa City contact numbers for news, circulation, tip line, and general inquiries with addresses and toll free options. Includes phone lines for general news, circulation, tip line, and newsroom contacts.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to a sustainable future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or other local locations.
U S ambassador Ryan Crocker in Baghdad cites 2007 violence drops as a basis for 2008 challenges. Key issues include refugee repatriation and political reconciliation, with Iran's influence on Shiites shaping stability. Sunni Awakening Councils, 70,000 strong, face reintegration as $155 million US funding supports jobs and training. Mahdi Army remains a long term concern.
U S ambassador Crocker says Turkey may defend itself against PKK bases in Iraq but must avoid destabilizing neighbors. Turkey bombed PKK targets near Irbil as jets operated about 50 miles north of the city, while concerns over Iraq stability and cross border coordination were raised.
Virginia Tech victims families in Richmond press for stricter gun purchase checks and mental health reforms during the January session. They aim to pressure lawmakers with testimonies from survivors and kin of 32 victims. State leaders acknowledge the unique influence of affected families.
At the U N climate conference the Pentagon backs research into space based solar power beaming energy from satellites to Earth. Experts note space solar energy is eight times stronger in orbit and would be converted to microwaves then direct current electricity on the ground.
Army Sgt. Chris Williams seeks emergency leave to be with his critically ill newborn Gabriel Douglas Williams in Indiana. Fort Lewis spokeswoman says mission needs and unit command decisions override extensions, leaving the father torn between duty and family.
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