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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2008
Page
2
A digest lists Clinton and McCain victorious in New Hampshire with coverage of related campaigns. Also noted are wage recommendations for Linn officials, Iowa universal health coverage pressure, and assorted health and political items.
Minnesota 34 Iowa 24 as the Hawkeyes endure five turnovers and a flat effort in a disappointing 06 season. Ferentz faces questions after November's 28-19 loss to Western Michigan with a bowl berth on the line.
The Gazette clarifies that James Hansen briefings on climate change occur at 7 p.m. January 17 in Iowa City and 6:30 p.m. January 16 in Des Moines. The article had incorrect dates due to an updated news release. Readers may call the listed numbers with questions.
The Gazette daily Cedar Rapids Iowa lists address 500 Third Avenue SE and subscription rates for Morning Editions and Sunday issues. Contact numbers include subscription lines and the general office at 319 398 8211. The Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
The Gazette highlights its future focus on agriculture and its use of soybean ink. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Dr or other local recycling sites.
Leonard Pitts argues Obama’s Iowa victory proves racial progress in America while urging readers to trust the change and build on it. He recalls MLK’s Promised Land, cites fears and violence faced by Black leaders, and frames Obama as a milestone amid ongoing struggle.
Pentagon released a four minute video showing Iranian fast boats approaching three U S warships in the Strait of Hormuz This comes after a Navy voice warned vessels to alter course and avoid escalation President Bush called the incident provocative and dangerous
The United States launches Phantom Phoenix a countrywide operation aimed at disrupting al Qaida in Iraq while pursuing civic projects and improved basic services to win local support. Lt Gen Ray Odierno stresses dual aims of security and governance to reduce violence and gain defections.
President Bush held talks with regional leaders outlining progress since Annapolis. The agenda stressed U.S. commitment to security in the Middle East and regional stability.
Two rockets fired from Lebanon struck northern Israel while a UN vehicle near Sidon was hit by a roadside blast wounding two UN soldiers. President Bush planned to arrive in Jerusalem for a visit with stops to follow. UNIFIL investigated the incidents and refused to identify possible attackers.
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