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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2006
Page
4
The front page highlights President Bush challenging Democrats to heed his Iraq policy and an election warning. A bank standoff near Walt Disney World ends with one suspect killed and another jailed, four hostages unharmed.
The Gazette corrects a Tuesday story after misreporting fourteen Iowa deaths in Iraq in 2005. Editors acknowledge the error and invite reader feedback on accuracy. Corrections will be published in this space. Call 319 398 8313 or 1 800 397 8212 with concerns.
The Gazette publishes daily at Cedar Rapids Iowa with postal details and subscription rates. Managed by Gazette Communications Inc. Postmaster address changes and contact numbers provided for subscription service and general inquiries.
The Gazette emphasizes a commitment to the future by using soybean ink for agriculture friendly printing. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive or at local recycling locations.
Leonard Pitts reflects on why the film unsettles audiences by presenting two cowboys in love. He argues the core fear is a challenge to masculinity, not the explicit content, and praises the movie’s daring humanity despite backlash. He notes the piece as a powerful, unsettling work on gender and emotion.
A Bring New Orleans Back Commission led by Mayor Ray Nagin unveils a grand master plan with ideas like reviving a jazz district expanding bike paths and commuter rail and creating a top tier school system. The group emphasizes rebuilding all neighborhoods and using $29 billion in federal aid with no price concerns.
In Cincinnati a 61 year old woman who died in August 2003 was found mummified in front of a TV after an air conditioner kept running. Coroner O'Dell Owens said the unit stopped working about a month ago and the body began to smell before authorities discovered Johannas Pope and a caregiver reported her planned return after death.
Northwestern University research tracked 17 643 Chicago area adults for 32 years starting in mid 40s. Even with normal blood pressure and cholesterol, obesity raised later heart disease deaths by 43 percent and quadrupled hospitalization risk, underscoring weight as an independent risk factor.
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