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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2002
Page
2
The notice directs readers to the Gazette Online for updates on the war on terrorism. It highlights a weekly business report by George Ford and AP national and international coverage. Readers are told to visit Local News and Nation/World News sections.
Sports previews roll out during Super Bowl week with full pregame coverage. Eastern Iowans recall carrying the Olympic torch from Wednesday in Neighbors and share trail tales.
The Gazette notes a spelling error for Andrew Johnstone in a Sunday National Engineers Week Future City story and invites reader feedback. A correction or clarification will be published. contact numbers are (319) 398-8313 and 14800 397-8212.
The Gazette highlights recycling of newspapers using soybean ink and asks readers to drop papers at City Carton or recycling locations. Established January 10 1883 this Cedar Rapids paper lists prices for subscriptions and mail rates while noting AP news use.
The Gazette plans extensive Winter Olympics coverage starting with TV Vision on Saturday and a two page Sun overview. Despite no Iowa athletes, local angles include a Cedar Rapids masseuse on the Olympic massage team and a former Cedar Rapids boot maker for speed skaters. The paper also promotes Black History Month features and the Iowa Legislature guide with archive access through GazetteOnline.
Hundreds protest outside detention centers in Melbourne Sydney and Port Hedland shouting Free the refugees as hunger strikes grow. About 370 detainees join the protest at Woomera with 181 government total and four hospitalized children amid harsh conditions and a three year wait for asylum determinations.
Broadway visits Broadway North Carolina as part of the New York Loves America tour. Actress Sandy Duncan leads performers Ruthie Henshall Michael Mulhern Paige Price and Keith Byron Kirk in a free hourlong show for about 1500 ticket holders at Broadway Elementary School.
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