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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2007
Page
2
News reports describe rioting erupting across Pakistan after the assassination of opposition leader Bhutto. Authorities warn of possible retaliation and street clashes as security forces attempt to restore order.
Davenport diocese to pay 13.6 million in a bankruptcy settlement. Three Corridor business leaders will join the Iowa City Area Development Group board next month. Deaths in Iraq total at least 3900 U.S. military members since 2003. Iowa AG seeks Supreme Court review of ruling on videotaped child testimony in Bentley case.
The Gazette notes no Keillor column in today's edition and says it will return next week. In sports, Iowa hosts Southeastern Louisiana then opens Big Ten play at Indiana. News highlights include a fatality in Garrison and several traffic incidents.
The Gazette announces its Cedar Rapids publication details including address, post rates, and subscription costs. It notes Associated Press republication rights and provides mailing instructions and office formatting language.
The Gazette advertises a general contact path with a tip line and directory, plus a promise to promote agriculture and recycling. It mentions Ingleside Dr. SW as a location and directs readers to www.GazetteOnline.com for email addresses and the directory.
Washington AP report says more than three million filers will wait until February for refunds due to Congress delaying AMT fixes. About 3–4 million January filers using five AMT forms face February processing, with average refunds around 2324 dollars. The IRS opened a AMT form update page and will start processing February 11 with refunds 10 to 14 days after.
Zoo chief Manuel Mollinedo acknowledged the tiger enclosure wall at 12 feet 5 inches, well below the AZA recommended 16.4 feet, after a 300-pound Siberian tiger escaped and killed a teenager. Investigators ruled out a door escape, and police pursue possible taunting or leg-dangling theories.
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