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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2002
Page
2
The notice invites readers to explore GazetteOnline for complete coverage of the Hawkeyes Orange Bowl bid, trivia, history, and broader AP news. It highlights 24/7 Eastern Iowa content, membership signup, and site navigation.
Marilynn Preston explains how to improve sport performance through science based training. Tips cover mental focus, conditioning, and practical drills to enjoy better results. Energy Express segment airs Monday.
A complete company directory lists departments and contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices including Arts, Editorial, Features, Financial, Food, Milestones, Online, Photo, Sports, Circulation, Classifieds, and Advertising plus toll free lines and email availability. It also provides tip lines for public tips.
The Gazette touts printing with soybean ink to support farming and encourages readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St. SW or at nearby recycling locations.
The notice states Associated Press content is exclusive for republication and provides postmaster address changes to Gazette Communications in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Mike Deupree argues that Title IX’s impact on men’s sports is real, not just budget shuffling. Defenders claim fairness costs more, while critics say proportionality harms women and men alike. The piece notes lawsuits, a stalled committee report, and calls for honest cost discussion.
United Nations said Iraq handed over a list of more than 500 scientists linked to chemical biological nuclear and ballistic missile programs. The list aims to aid inspections under Resolution 1441 and facilitate private interviews with scientists.
President Bush and Democrats pledged to extend unemployment benefits as about 800,000 jobless Americans lost aid after Congress failed to reconcile a Democratic 5 billion extension with a Republican 900 million plan. Hillary Clinton blamed GOP inaction. officials warn 95,000 more could lose benefits weekly.
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