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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1999
Page
2
Molly Ivins laments political chaos from impeachment to Kosovo while celebrating American resilience. The piece notes public tolerance, critiques leaders, questions gun laws and morality, and ends with a correction from NRLC on life beginning at fertilization.
Columbine High School survivor Pat Ireland, 17, leaves the hospital on crutches with a leg brace and a cap, weeks after being wounded in the school massacre. His family prepares for medical costs from the Healing Fund while he plans months of therapy and hopes to return to class and water skiing by next summer.
The Gazette reports occasional late delivery after moving printing and packaging to a new Bowling Street facility. Transition completed earlier this week, but new equipment and processes cause ongoing delays. Apology issued. investment aims to improve service and future editions. A special section in Sunday's issue will outline changes.
A White House document outlines a part of Clinton's Medicare overhaul allowing retirees to save by visiting designated doctors who sign discount contracts. Beneficiaries would pay lower cost sharing with preferred providers, a shift toward PPO-like arrangements to curb government costs.
An AP poll of 1,005 adults finds 40 percent would skip a violent movie, 20 points lower than a decade ago. Women and seniors are more likely to avoid violence, while most see cost and quality as bigger issues. The study notes desensitization and ongoing debate over movie violence.
The Gazette highlights agricultural support using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or nearby recycling locations.
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