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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2007
Page
2
Local official Prosser recommends ending helicopter use and leaf collection in Coral Ridge. A separate brief notes a CR man beater with steals charged with murder and Braley and Loadsack sworn in as Iowa’s new congressmen. Regents discussed interviews and a student representative in email.
Gov elect Chet Culver signals push for a $1n increase in cigarette tax while Republicans warn the plan costs beyond Culver's $59 million estimate. Also notes discussions on a new Jones Regional Medical Center building pending state approval. A dog attack case expands findings showing the husky Mile grabbing Candy the Chihuahua in a late 17 incident. Iowa bankruptcy filings plunge 74 percent in 2006 tied to new federal rules.
Adam Haluska scored 16 points Cyrus Tate added 14 as Iowa defeated Michigan State 62 00 in Iowa City. The win extends Iowa's home conference streak and strong run at Carver-Hawkeye Arena with 10 straight conference wins at home and 26 of 27 overall.
The Gazette, published daily in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, by Gazette Communications Inc., offers Morning Editions and Sunday issues, plus by mail and motor route options. Subscriptions vary by region and term, with contact numbers for service and general inquiries.
A clipped page fragment lists area codes and service numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. It notes a circulation desk address and a general contact line, along with a website for the complete company directory and email addresses.
The Gazette promotes sustainable practices by using soy ink on recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive or at nearby recycling sites to support local environmental efforts.
Commentary on withdrawing troops from Iraq and the cost in lives. The author cites families like Dustin and Nicklaus Palmer, plus other young service members who died, arguing against delaying a decisive withdrawal. The piece reflects on nerve, duty, and the personal impact of war.
Parents of a severely disabled 9-year-old girl in Seattle removed her uterus and breast tissue and gave hormones to halt growth, keeping Ashley at about 4 feet 5 inches. Critics say the case raises a slippery slope to eugenics while supporters argue it aids family life and caregiving.
Government health officials warn blood folate levels in young women are dropping, potentially raising birth defect risk. A CDC study from 1999 to 2004 found an 8 to 16 percent decline, with diet changes and unfortified breads cited as possible factors.
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