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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2007
Page
2
The Gazette highlights national combat policy as the war plan plans an American troop surge into Iraq. It notes Pelosi’s pledge for a House vote and cites ongoing U S military deaths totaling 3014 since March 2003.
The Gazette notes errors in recent reports including Dinners To You prices for Cedar Rapids meals. A Monday report wrongly named James H. Tomes Jr. in a fatal van strike near Pacific Junction. A Marion town caption and other items were also corrected. readers may call for accuracy feedback.
Leonard Pitts Jr notes the controversy over Keith Ellison taking his oath on a Quran. Critics like Dennis Prager and Roy Moore frame the issue as a test of American values, while supporters highlight religious freedom and precedent. The column defends tolerance and celebrates Ellison’s oath.
The Gazette lists subscription options including weekly and 52 week rates, mail editions, and delivery methods. It provides contact numbers for subscription services and the general office, along with post office and mailing details.
Contact information for the Cedar Rapids Iowa City area including general news tips and toll free lines. Provides circulation contact and a note on the complete company directory with email addresses available online.
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support agriculture and sustainability. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Dr. SW and other local recycling locations.
The House approved sweeping anti-terror legislation by a 299-128 vote aimed at Homeland Security. Provisions include inspection of cargo on passenger aircraft and ships bound for the United States, with Republicans critical of perceived posturing and costs.
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