Christmas memories mix with sports TV tips in Gazette column
Gus Schrader reflects on holiday traditions from chestnuts to carolers and fruitcake, how migration affects condo life and Halloween, then pivots to Nile Kinnick tribute on ESPN Classic. He also notes watching SportsCentury listings on the Gazette TV Guide and online.
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Bush signals measured start for his reform drive
Washington AP reports President elect Bush faces a cautious path as he seeks tax cuts of 1.3 trillion over 10 years andSocial Security reform. GOP leaders favor incremental steps and a commission on Social Security while analysts urge building political capital before sweeping moves.
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Tough questions await attorney general nominee
Senators from both parties said the Ashcroft nomination will face strenuous scrutiny. They expect tough questions on civil rights and enforcement of laws, with calls for balance and moderate voices in the cabinet to offset Ashcroft's conservative stance.
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Russian lawmakers sign protocol with Chechnya parliament
Liberal Russian legislators met with seven Chechen parliament members in Vladikavkaz and signed a five point protocol that could lead to a political solution to the 15 month war. The Kremlin did not respond and Putin repeats that surrender of rebel commanders is the only settlement.
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Gazette Runs on Reduced Hours Christmas Day
The Gazette operates with limited hours for Christmas. Circulation offices in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City advise call lines for missing papers and late deliveries. Newsroom opens at 4 p.m. for obituaries and items for Tuesday, with a 7 p.m. deadline. Advertising and business offices reopen Tuesday 8 a.m. City line updates available by phone.
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Gazette backs sustainable paper with soybean ink program
The Gazette promotes future farming by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at their nearest recycling location.
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