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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 2008
Page
2
Emergency preparedness officials report strong efforts by states and cities to prepare for flu pandemics bioterrorism or other health crises but say major challenges persist. The first report of its kind outlines gaps in coordination funding and readiness across jurisdictions amid ongoing threats.
Former Hills Bank executive Steven F. Sueppel pleaded not guilty to embezzlement and money laundering in U.S. District Court. Judge Thomas Shields set the trial for April 21. Also noted are Camp Courageous expansion plans near Monticello, a Dilbert inspiration story, and a Cedar Rapids Xavier girls basketball regional final win.
The Gazette acknowledges errors on a Money page photo caption misdating a John Deere tractors shipment and on a Purdue versus Ohio State women's basketball headline misidentifying the winner. Ohio State won 72-56. Corrections will be published. readers may report issues by phone.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists weekly and annual subscription prices for carriers motor routes and mail editions. Contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries are provided.
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City area contact numbers listed for circulation and inquiries. Includes entries for tips lines and general information with several phone numbers and references to the GazetteOnline directory.
The Gazette outlines a commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
A humorous essay argues most marriages, celebrity or otherwise, don’t fight over money. Readers see common squabbles about everyday annoyances, chairs, and household habits, illustrated by anecdotes from famous unions and a long joke about recliners and shared space. The piece closes with a personal plug for writer Jim Mullen.
The Supreme Court unanimously allows individuals to sue over mismanagement of 401(k) accounts, a ruling that could affect more than 50 million workers with about 3 trillion dollars invested. Justice Stevens notes retirement investing has reshaped the landscape since the last related ruling. The decision enables James LaRue to pursue a suit against DeWolff Boberg & Associates over 150000 dollars in losses from failed transfer instructions during market turbulence.
NASA welcomed Atlantis back from a near perfect shuttle mission to the ISS and Europe’s Columbus lab. The agency announced rapid planning for Endeavour’s March 11 liftoff and Discovery’s late May flight, part of Japan’s Kibo lab delivery.
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