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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2007
Page
2
A blaze engulfed a dilapidated Philadelphia home early Sunday killing a mother and four children despite relatives warnings of danger. Officials said lessons point to unsafe conditions and emergency crews responded quickly.
The Gazette acknowledges an editor error reversing the Iowa Senate and House maps in the Legislative Guide published Sunday. Readers may submit comments on accuracy and fairness. corrections will be published in this space. Call 319 398 8313 or 14800 397 8212.
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, established 1883, publishes daily at 500 Third Avenue SE. Subscription rates listed include carrier and motor route options, with Morning Editions and Sunday 7 issues priced at 20 947 for four weeks and 256 95 for year. Postal specifics and AP exclusivity noted.
General notice lists Cedar Rapids and Iowa City contact numbers for news tipline circulation and general inquiries. It notes a toll free line and directs readers to a complete company directory with email addresses.
The Gazette advocates environmental stewardship by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive or at nearby recycling sites to support ongoing recycling initiatives.
The Gazette explains its commitment to fair reporting on the local option sales tax for school infrastructure and the Linn and Johnson County ballots. It notes critics accuse media of bias, emphasizes nonpartisan news coverage, and invites readers to vote with updates available after polls close.
A group of 30 scientists and nature lovers exploring Piedra de los Cochinos in Tenerife were trapped in narrow underground tunnels. Six died from suspected carbon dioxide buildup, while one survivor alerted authorities after a 17 hour rescue. Gas and cramped passages hindered efforts.
Harvard University on Sunday named historian Drew Gilpin Faust as its first female president, ending a long search to succeed Lawrence Summers. Faust, 59, is dean of Harvard's Radcliffe Institute and will become the 28th president, signaling progress in gender diversity at the Ivy League institution.
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