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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2002
Page
2
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Extremely rare 1867 typewriter sold for a record 84000 dollars in Germany. Antiques in Classified notes the item for sale in Saturday edition. Cancer Anomaly column discusses cancer risk linked to skin color, focusing on race and vulnerability.
Local tip lines list Cedar Rapids at 319 398 8254 and Iowa City at 319 339 3155 for department notices and inquiries.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette assigns exclusive AP republication rights for focal news and AP dispatches. It lists address changes to Gazette Communications in Cedar Rapids Iowa and notes publication details and mail postage.
The notice lists contact numbers for a subscription service including 319 398 8333 and 319 339 3150 plus 1 800 397 8333 and a general number 319 398 8211. The fragments indicate multiple lines for customer support and account inquiries.
Mike Deupree comments on aging and cell phone use urging people to turn off devices. The essay notes drivers in left lanes, busy teens on buses, nurses, trail users, and even stance that society is split between phone lovers and detractors as evolution favors necks tilted toward screens.
Texas A M researchers report the first cat clone named copy cat born December 22 and healthy. Project leader Mark Wes says cloning is reproduction not resurrection, and scientists note potential for disease research and endangered species preservation. Humane Society criticizes pet cloning as unnecessary.
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