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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2003
Page
2
The 2002 Call of the Colors link remains available in Gazette Online’s Download area. Users can download the beauty of Iowa or send e cards to friends and family.
Abby answers reader questions about marital intimacy and sleep disruption. A woman asks if her husband should avoid waking her for sex at night, seeking guidance on boundaries and mutual respect in marriage.
A list of department phone lines is provided for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices including tips line arts entertainment editorial features sports and online services. Each entry includes a department and corresponding area code and phone number.
The Gazette Communications announces subscription rates and delivery options for Cedar Rapids Iowa. Morning Editions and Sunday 7 issues cost 19.64 for four weeks and 256.95 for 52 weeks. Rates vary for other states and territories and motor route delivery.
A Pew study finds 66 percent rely on television for 2002 midterm information, newspapers 33 percent, radio 13, Internet 7, and magazines 1. Schroeder courts clash over marriage rumors. German press fights bans on reporting. An ad error in Grand Rapids misdirected 911, while CR Reads boosts Plainsong circulation and library donations. readers urged to return copies.
Illinois governor George Ryan commuted 167 death sentences to life without parole citing a moral obligation as the state begins clearing death row. Opponents see a national reform signal while supporters call it a political smokescreen amid ongoing federal probes of Ryan and aides.
A group of over 100 WorldCom investors allege they lost life savings due to analyst Jack Grubman's high ratings. They will file arbitration claims with the NASD, seeking redress for losses under 25 000 dollars each from WorldCom's collapse.
Across the United States the company plans to shed 17,000 positions as it seeks to stabilize finances including 100 layoffs in Cedar Rapids on December 6 reducing local staff to 1,750. Grubman and Weiss faced scrutiny over stock ratings and client purchases tied to WorldCom before its July bankruptcy filing and a $7.5 billion investor loss.
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