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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2008
Page
2
Iowa officials push a doubled bottle deposit while other state priorities include rain forest funding, tax credits and wages to keep young workers.
In eastern Baghdad, a rare light snowfall delights an Iraqi man and child as muezzins call to prayer. Residents, worn by nearly five years of conflict, wake to a memory of snow unlikely this year.
After a series of deaths, Rev Keith Troy decreed every man in his predominantly black Ohio congregation must see a doctor within three months. The move aims to improve health outcomes in the faith community.
The Gazette based in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists pricing for mail and motor route delivery and details for Morning Editions and Sunday subscriptions. It provides post office box and contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
Public contact details for Cedar Rapids and surrounding regions listed with phone lines for general inquiries telephones for circulation and tips and a corporate directory access point via GazetteOnline com
About a dozen senior Giuliani campaign staffers in Myrtle Beach forgo January pay to stretch funds amid Florida effort. Campaign manager Mike DuHaime says 12.7 million on hand with 7 million usable for Florida. Giuliani stresses unconventional strategy and continued fundraising as he eyes Florida primary on January 29 and upcoming states February 5.
Huckabee campaigns in Michigan on Friday using the Detroit Economic Club to promote a national 23 percent sales tax and fair tax plan. He argues the economy may be slipping toward recession while polls show rising support, placing him alongside Romney and McCain in the state.
Hillary Clinton urged Congress to pass a 70 billion immediate jump start with potential 40 billion in tax refunds to aid low income families keep homes and cover heating costs this winter during a two day swing through California. She warned the economy is troubled and may slide toward a recession.
Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano endorsed Barack Obama citing hope and unity. She visited Phoenix campaign offices and joined a conference call with reporters, signaling a strong Democratic boost in a state with a Feb. 5 primary. Napolitano, elected 2002 and 2006, is a prominent Arizona Democrat.
The Gazette highlights sustainability by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It encourages readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Dr SW or at nearby locations, supporting a future oriented agricultural community.
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