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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2005
Page
2
A city panel favors appointing a fulltime city manager, signaling a shift in local governance as lawmakers weigh the impact on administration and budget. The discussion comes amid broader moves for local control and policy reform.
A federal jury in Cedar Rapids found an African man guilty Thursday in a multinational fake identity documents scheme. The scheme enabled hundreds of young men to travel to and from dozens of countries using false identities. Details: 1B.
A Thursday report erroneously stated a country in a deportation case. Richard A. Roberts had returned to Monrovia Liberia and the Gazette invites readers to comment on accuracy and fairness. Contact numbers are provided for corrections.
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscriptions listed including Carrier and Motor Route rates plus mail options for Morning Editions and Sunday issues. Postmaster contact and general office numbers provided for subscription service and inquiries.
The Gazette provides area contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City news and circulation. It promotes agriculture with soybean ink and urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton or local sites.
A mother’s letter questions the fate of wounded soldiers after return from Iraq and Afghanistan. The piece cites NEJM reports and NCHV data on PTSD and homelessness, noting gaps in official care and the uncertain outcomes for those grievously injured. Jacquelyn Mitchard invites reader responses.
The FBI investigates multiple screener leaks tied to Oscar nominees including Million Dollar Baby Spanglish and Closer. Studios report more high quality DVD copies on the Internet and blame piracy for undermining traditional publicity as Cinea failed to roll out protective players.
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