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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2003
Page
4
Marilynn Preston explains how twists in yoga help the body refresh itself. Energy Express notes a starter guide for beginners in a Monday edition.
On Valentine’s Day chocolate or roses are common, but the piece suggests a unique approach by sending a handmade sweet gift. The notice appears in Accent on a Tuesday edition, highlighting personal creativity for romance.
A numbered contact guide provides department phone lines for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City including Arts entertainment Editorial Features Financial Food Milestones Online Photo Sports Advertising and a toll free tip line. It lists separate numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices plus a statewide toll free line.
The Gazette promotes agriculture by using soybean ink and recycling newspapers. Readers are urged to drop newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or at local recycling locations. The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette publish daily and Sunday from Cedar Rapids with subscription rates and contact numbers listed for home delivery and customer service.
Kathleen Parker weighs a USA Today thread on genetic screening for traits and disease, noting rising embryo selection could shape society. She contrasts parental desires with ethical risks, warning that public fear of “Troublesome Billy” may suppress both genius and good.
U N weapons inspectors led by Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei will return to Baghdad on February 8 for last minute talks before the next Security Council report on Iraq. They seek to remove obstacles to reconnaissance flights and private interviews with Iraqi scientists, aiming for progress before the February 14 report.
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