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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2006
Page
2
Front page items include the United States rejecting bin Laden’s offer as details appear on page 3A. The section also notes a lottery chief and a mission to Pluto with unmanned NASA craft, plus literacy, homelessness, and military death tallies through the Iraq war.
A former Eastern Iowa woman tied to an international drug smuggling ring faces scrutiny over her leadership of an American Red Cross unit in Onalifacnin GRAVE MYSTERY honors Poe on his birthday as a mystery donor leaves roses and cognac at his Baltimore grave. Poe, who wrote The Raven, died in 1849 at 40. The probe follows questions about Angie Turner and her hiring of a convicted con artist for fundraising. Details, 1B and 8B.
Correction clarifies Charles Larson Sr. appearance at a University of Iowa forum on the death penalty reflects his role as U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Iowa, not a stance. Also notes College Community School District bond plan would place fourth graders with K 3 at existing elementary schools if approved. The Gazette invites corrections and provides contact numbers for readers.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists subscription prices for carriers motor routes and mail options including Morning Editions and Sunday packages with 7 issues per week. It provides publication details, postmaster address, subscription service numbers and a general contact number.
The Gazette promotes sustainable practices by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
The author urges readers to correspond by letter or email, sharing that online contacts led to friendships and life moments. She invites letters to Jacquelyn Mitchard at Tribune Media Services in Buffalo and promises to reply, vowing not to change her mind while the column runs.
Google refuses to comply with a White House subpoena seeking a week’s list of search requests and 1 million random URLs. The move prompts Gonzales to seek a federal court order in San Jose while Yahoo says it complied. Privacy experts warn of surveillance concerns as other engines provide data.
The Bush administration argues presidential power to order warrantless surveillance during war is established and supported by Congress after 9 11. A 42 page white paper cites Roosevelt era programs and Washingtons espionage actions while facing civil liberties criticism and CRS questions as House Democrats convene hearings.
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