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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2007
Page
2
Front page notes Linn and Johnson County voters face a school sales tax decision. The piece hints at regional finance impact and local debates shaping the ballot. It also mentions a broader context with rail transport safety and a presidential campaign stop in Cedar Rapids associated with Barack Obama.
Global tensions rise as Vladimir Putin accuses the United States of provoking other nations to pursue nuclear arms amid warnings of uncontained military force. The remarks come as U S Russia relations face renewed strain and cross Atlantic policy clashes deepen.
Heavy snowfall across parts of upstate New York forces residents to haul shovels up ladders as roofs risk collapse. The Gazette Online invites readers to view coverage under Featured AP Videos at their website.
An editor's error led to an incorrect photo of Merle Haggard in Saturday's People section. The Gazette invites reader feedback on accuracy and fairness and will publish a clarification if content is found wrong or misleading.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids lists publication address at 560 Third Avenue SE and postal details. It provides subscription rates by carrier and by mail for Morning Editions and Sunday issues, plus contact numbers for circulation and general inquiries.
The notice lists general newsroom contacts for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City area offices with telephone numbers for tips and circulation. It directs readers to GazetteOnline.com for the complete company directory and email addresses.
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton in Ingleside or at nearby collection points.
Gen. David Petraeus takes charge of about 135000 U S forces in Iraq amid Bush order to deploy 21500 additional troops. He warns of hard days ahead and stresses shared burdens while authorities report 36 U S deaths this month and at least 51 Iraqis killed or found dead across the country.
Defense Secretary Gates rejects plans for military action and says the administration aims to tone down rhetoric while maintaining pressure. A January policy assessment noted gains from multilateral pressure as Tehran faces domestic scrutiny and renewed nuclear talks led by Ali Larijani.
U S envoy Christopher Hill said negotiations on North Korea's nuclear program have narrowed to one main dispute after a third day of talks in Beijing. China, Japan, the Koreas, Russia and the United States met in multiple sessions with hopes for a concrete disarmament step.
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