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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2004
Page
2
Iown lacks uniform notification for sex offenders. Paramount Theatre reopens after renovation. Wesley Clark closes gap with Howard Dean in political race. Legislature to grapple with tax cuts and revenue needs.
Researchers from Britain to Australia and Mexico say at current warming rates 15 to 37 percent of living species could face extinction by midcentury. The projection appears in a first of its kind study spanning multiple climates and regions.
Frank Snead Jr is jailed again after his daughter testified cocaine allegedly from him was given to her at an elementary school in Coralville. Snead faces first degree theft charges for allegedly stealing jewelry valued over twenty thousand dollars from Helzberg Diamonds in Cedar Rapids. A separate item notes a Wayne County man who shot a mountain lion says he did a service to neighbors, while the DNR denies releasing mountain lions to control deer.
Iowa Hawkeyes win eighth straight Big Ten opener 71 61 at Carver Hawkeye Arena Iowa City Purdue falls short. Also Cyclones edge Missouri 70 65 with Curtis Stinson delivering late score and Deborah Mathis on vacation.
The Gazette notes editing errors in Tuesday's issue renaming Gerry Bouser and misplacing a Knight Ridder knee joint illustration. A correction space invites reader feedback and provides contact numbers for inquiries.
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail delivery across regions. Contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries are listed, with post office box for address changes.
Fragmentary contact section lists a toll line, general news and circulation notes for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Mentions a tip line and online directory with email addresses at GazetteOnline.com.
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Insurgents fired six mortar rounds at Logistical Base Seitz west of Baghdad wounding 35 U.S. soldiers from the 541st Maintenance Battalion part of the 3rd Corps Support Command. Some wounded returned to duty while others were hospitalized. The attack followed an earlier strike on Fallujah in which a couple and five children were killed.
After heavy snow, freezing rain slashed roads and iced power lines across Seattle and northwest Oregon. Schools closed for a second day while flood advisories were issued. I 90 faced closures and Portland International Airport canceled hundreds of flights as power outages affected 136000 customers in Seattle metro.
A European study reported in the New England Journal of Medicine finds vasopressin improves hospital arrival and home survival for cardiac arrest patients compared with epinephrine. In asystole cases, vasopressin raised hospital discharge odds and overall survival, though only 5 percent returned home. Lead researcher Dr Volker Wenzel of Innsbruck urged guideline updates.
Astronomers propose a gamma ray burst within 10 000 light years stripped Earth's ozone about 440 million years ago. The event would have allowed intense ultraviolet radiation to kill two thirds of species, while a brown smog plus ice age followed.
China reported a second suspected SARS case on Thursday after releasing the season’s first confirmed patient, a 32-year-old television producer, from hospital. The patient, a Guangzhou waitress, was hospitalized with suspected illness. No immediate updates were available from Guangzhou health officials. A WHO spokesman in Beijing declined further comment.
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