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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2006
Page
2
Front-page summary reflects political stance with Vilsack proposing benefits for wounded soldiers and teen driver restrictions in his State of the State address. Other items cover court cases, mining deaths, and Macworld product shows, framing a broad 2006 news day.
The Gazette corrects a 2005 Iraq death count earlier reported as inaccurate due to editing error. Readers may contact the paper to discuss accuracy or fairness using provided phone numbers for comments and corrections.
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides pricing for carrier motor route and mail editions. Subscriptions are listed for weekly and annual terms with rates for various regions. Contact numbers and postmaster, publisher, and general lines are given for service changes.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Leonard Pitts argues that the film challenges masculinity by portraying two cowboys in love. He notes the strong public reaction and fear some feel toward male homosexuality, while praising the movie’s emotional impact and humanity.
A new Bring New Orleans Back commission will reveal bold ideas for rehabbing the city after Katrina. Proposals include reviving a jazz district, expanding bike paths and rail links, and a top tier school system aided by $29 billion in federal reconstruction funds. The plan urges rebuilding all neighborhoods, even submerged ones, with cost details addressed later.
Hamilton County Coroner O'Dell Owens reported that a 61-year-old woman who died in August 2003 was mummified by a running air conditioner. The body, found after authorities located Johannas Pope last week, had been left in front of a television while family members lived downstairs. The AC unit apparently failed about a month ago and allowed a smell to develop.
Northwestern University researchers followed 17 643 Chicago area adults for an average of 32 years. Overweight in midlife increased later heart disease deaths even with normal blood pressure and cholesterol, with obese individuals 43 percent more likely to die and four times as likely to be hospitalized.
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