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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 2004
Page
2
Education secretary denounces NEA as terrorist organization. Immigrants learn money management in the United States. Earlier exams may prevent eye diseases. A transplant patient at UI expresses gratitude for medication help. Drug costs cited as a family burden by a AP poll.
A Chicago couple reached a 35 million settlement over a brain injury to their son at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. The involved Cedar Rapids anesthesiologist is named in the filing detailing the award and medical liability. The suit centers on birth-related negligence.
The Gazette based at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa lists subscription prices for morning editions and Sunday issues, along with mail and motor route options. It notes AP exclusive republication rights and provides contact details for subscription changes and general inquiries.
Community contact details and directory headings for Cedar Rapids area services. Includes generic tips lines and a public notice style listing of departments and contact points for circulation and editorial staff. Contains placeholder text and fragmented phrases from the newspaper page.
The Gazette promotes agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton, 901 Ingleside Drive SW, or at nearby recycling locations to support future sustainability.
Kathleen Parker notes a fleeting online rumor about Senator Kerry and an alleged intern that never existed. Drudge sparked chatter. the story faded as Kerry denied it and no newspapers or networks pursued the tale. The episode highlights rumor economy and media restraint after Clinton Lewinsky fatigue.
A woman holds a portrait of Josef Stalin at a communist rally in Moscow for Defender of the Fatherland Day. The holiday traces to a 1918 clash with German forces that birthed the Red Army.
Kay Johnson faces tripled insurance premiums for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Franklin County as nationwide Catholic Church sex abuse cases push rates higher. Insurers cite past payouts and anticipated future claims, prompting possible staff cuts and reduced services to protect against losses.
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