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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2007
Page
2
Local-option sales taxes for schools face support and opposition as districts seek funds for building projects. The debate covers funding needs, impact on taxpayers, and potential long term benefits for student facilities and programs.
A Mexico City cab driver claims immunity to chili peppers heat and aims for a world record by eating them. He demonstrates his talents in the Featured AP Videos section on GazetteOnline.com.
The Gazette prints a correction about incorrect stock and money market listings in Sunday's Money section and provides a link for the correct listings. Readers may call the numbers shown to comment on accuracy and get clarification. corrections will be published in this space.
The Gazette lists publication details, pricing for motor route and mail editions, and contact numbers for subscription services and general inquiries. It notes Cedar Rapids as base, date of establishment, postal information, and AP republication rights.
A fragmented local directory listing for Cedar Rapids Iowa includes incomplete phone numbers and department lines such as circulation and tip line. Readers see partial contact references and scattered codes without full addresses or clear entries.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Dr SW or at nearby recycling locations.
A Bigresearch 2007 audit finds over 70 percent of media users engage two or more forms at once. Newspapers 68.9 percent, TV 67.9 percent, and Internet users 70.7 percent multitask, while radio holds 56.4 percent.
President Bush plans a $2.9 trillion budget request seeking billions more for Iraq war funding while promising to balance the budget by 2012. The plan would cut or eliminate 141 programs, trim farm subsidies, and protect tax cuts, drawing Democratic criticism over steep domestic cuts. The four volume Green Book budget display will kick off months of debate in Congress.
Sunita Williams becomes the longest serving female spacewalker with a 22 hour 27 minute spacewalk to connect ammonia lines for the International Space Station cooling system. Michael Lopez-Alegria assists as they test for contamination after a small ammonia leak.
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