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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2006
Page
2
Front page notes C R leaders doubt Vision Iawn money is worth fighting for. Also covered are Bush breaking 1978 domestic spying law and a theater audience’s Super Bowl binge. Details on 3A.
Iowa Lottery officials report an Ottumwa bar permitted a minor to use a TouchPlay machine fueling a citation. The item appears among a broader newspaper page with notes on driving, politics, and sports outcomes.
The Gazette notes that Jim Aben of Cedar Rapids authored the January 29 Opinion letter titled Malpractice suits not frivolous as some say, but an inaccurate name appeared on the submission. A correction will be published. readers may call the listed numbers to report errors.
The Gazette established January 10 1883 is published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401. Subscription rates vary by delivery method with Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues priced at 20.97 for four weeks and 256.95 for 52 weeks. Mail rates list 327.60 for 52 weeks for other states and territories. The Associated Press rights are noted for local news republication. Postmaster address changes and subscription service contacts are provided.
A fragment from a Cedar Rapids publication lists contact options for general news, tips, and circulation inquiries. Includes numbers for the city desk and a state tip line along with an invitation to reach the newspaper by toll free circulations line.
The Gazette adds Relish a new monthly food magazine distributed with the newspaper on the first Tuesday each month. It covers homestyle recipes cooking tips healthy ideas and kitchen gadgets with a Relish website and biweekly newsletter for recipes and tips.
Iran said it ended voluntary cooperation with the IAEA but remains open to Moscow's plan to move large scale uranium enrichment to Russian soil. Foreign Minister Mottaki cited orders to resume enrichment and end snap inspections while signaling readiness to negotiate the Russian proposal under new conditions. The move follows Iran's referral to the U.N. Security Council and aims to address Western fears of bomb-making capabilities.
The Gazette promotes environmental effort by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at local recycling locations.
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