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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2006
Page
2
A single engine plane performing aerobatics crashed into a suburban California home on Sunday, killing at least two people and sparking a house fire. Police said the accident ended the aircraft’s flight and left the residence gutted.
The Gazette announces daily publication from Cedar Rapids Iowa with pricing for carrier and mail editions. Subscription options include weekly, 4 weeks and yearly rates for local and out of state readers. Postmaster contact details and AP republication rights are provided.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists departmental contacts including general news, POTN tips, and line numbers for tips and circulation. It provides a complete company directory and directs readers to GazetteOnline.com for email addresses.
The Gazette promotes green farming by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or other local recycling sites.
A columnist argues free press duties over publishing inflammatory cartoons of Muhammad. The Gazette withheld the images to avoid ethnic and religious insult while balancing newsworthiness, urging responsible editing and adherence to community standards amid editor's notes on language and public reaction.
Video aired across the Middle East and Britain shows Iraqi youths being beaten by soldiers in Basra. Tony Blair pledged a full investigation while military police also probe. Local officials demand action to prevent further humiliation.
Shiite electors pick incumbent Ibraham al Jaafari to lead Iraq as prime minister amid sectarian tensions. Critics say he did little to quell violence and rebuild infrastructure during his interim year. Adil Abdel Mahdi was his close rival, losing 64-63 among Shiite electors.
On Sunday at least six people were fatally injured and 20 more hurt in Baghdad and northern areas amid public safety incidents. Insurgents fired a mortar into Baghdad’s Green Zone but caused no casualties. Police found the bodies of five men dumped in various parts of Baghdad to ignite civil conflict. The report notes the role of al Jafari, a physician and longtime Dawa Party opponent to Saddam Hussein.
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