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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2007
Page
2
Recent problems prompt review of sunshine laws and multiple crime updates as 11 in 4 escapees from halfway houses are reported. U S service members deaths in Iraq, education and policy notes, plus a range of regional topics mark the Iowa edition.
The Gazette lists pricing for inscribed rates by week and by mail across regions. It provides delivery options Motor Route and Morning Editions with 7 issues weekly, plus contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
Contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas listed with city references and a toll free line. Complete company directory and emails available at GazetteOnline.com.
The Gazette highlights ongoing efforts toward sustainable printing with soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton Ingleside area locations or nearby facilities, supporting agricultural and environmental initiatives.
In a videotaped Web site message Hillary Rodham Clinton says she is in to win and aims to start a dialogue with voters on health care deficit reduction and ending the Iraq war. She becomes the most credible female candidate and the first presidential spouse to seek the White House in her own right.
Sen. Sam Brownback, a Kansas Republican and strong social conservative, enters the 2008 presidential contest. He frames his campaign around cultural values and family rebuilding, pledging to stand as a Reagan-esque conservative despite stiff GOP field. He reacts to Hillary Clinton entering the race and signals a long campaign ahead.
President Bush called for major tax reform to expand health care for the uninsured, proposing a new health insurance deduction of 7500 dollars for individuals and 15000 for families, funded by taxes on generous employer plans. The plan faces Democratic opposition and would reshape who pays for coverage while aiming to extend access to about 47 million uninsured Americans.
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