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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2002
Page
2
Abby's readers share solutions for dealing with overly helpful parents in Cub Scout derby races. The piece appears in Accent section with a Wednesday column titled Let the Boys Do It.
A contact directory lists phone numbers and departments for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices including news arts sports editorial and advertising plus a toll free line and online contact options. It also notes a complete company directory with email addresses at GazetteOnline.com.
The Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids. It provides mailing and phone details for subscriptions and general inquiries and notes origins and publication details for the Iowa City Gazett.
The Associated Press three part report on Officer Jason Schechterle and his wife Suzie appears July 6 to 8 in The Gazette A section. Readers are asked for feedback as editors praise the intimate, courageous portrait and discuss its impact and photographs.
Yoo Sang-joon a North Korean defector lived in a sparse Seoul apartment after a perilous journey from Chungjin through China Mongolia to seek food and freedom. His son Chul Min died in Mongolia during the escape and the family faced further losses before reaching South Korea. The figure highlights risks for asylum seekers who flee to find safety.
President Hugo Chavez welcomed former President Carter, saying the Carter Center will help revive talks between the government and opposition. Carter plans a July 6 to July 10 visit to press for reconciliation with business and labor leaders encouraged to participate.
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