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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2003
Page
2
The What’s Hot section hosts the annual Holiday Recipe collection online with past years' links. A contest offers RoughRiders tickets for signing up on GazetteOnline. Gazette subscribers can sign up for a free GazetteOnline membership at the provided site.
Teachers around the world use Dear Abby to help students learn about English and life in America. Thursday, Accent.
A directory style item lists multiple department phone numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices including general news arts editorial features sports classifieds and advertising plus toll free lines and an online contact. It also notes a complete company directory and email addresses.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette advocate recycling and soybean ink usage. Readers are asked to drop newspapers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids and recycle at local locations. The papers are editions of Gazette Communications Inc established 1883 in Cedar Rapids.
The Gazette argues readers drive its transformation beyond traditional coverage. It notes subscriber feedback from various channels and a new Reader Advisory Panel shaping decisions for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City’s news, aiming to exceed expectations with clearer, more relevant reporting. It invites comments to Mark Bowden at The Gazette.
A kitchen blaze in Detroit fatally trapped five people and injured three others due to barred windows and doors. Fire officials say the fire may have started from a stove left on and note the front door required a key to escape.
New York AP report describes a fast spreading worm that exploited a Microsoft SQL Server 2000 vulnerability. It shows security managers often fix symptoms rather than maintain defenses, while FBI officials seek the worm’s origin and responders race to patch remaining systems.
The Library of Congress announced the first 50 sounds to enter a National Recording Registry including voices of Theodore Roosevelt Robert Frost and Buffalo Bill Cody along with a steam locomotive. The collection grows with about 100000 recordings yearly and will be moved to a new 41 acre Culpeper Virginia complex after three years of construction.
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