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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1999
Page
2
A columnist argues Americans debate curbs on liberties from press freedom to gun rights. Reflections on the Bill of Rights reveal ongoing tension between founders intent and modern political demands, ending with a call to celebrate enduring freedoms.
The Gazette notes possible occasional delay in newspaper delivery over recent weeks due to relocation of printing and packaging operations from downtown to a new location. It requests reader patience during the changeover and apologizes for any inconvenience.
The Gazette details a recent transition to a soybean ink press and recycled newsprint, notes ongoing equipment challenges, and apologizes for possible delivery delays. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton and other nearby facilities, with plans for a special section in Sunday editions.
Amid Fourth of July crowds, officials push for a noise management policy to reduce disturbance from jets, boats, cars, and crowds. Park experts in Washington DC and sites like Mount Rainier, Grand Canyon, and Yellowstone discuss shuttle buses, zones, and preserving natural soundscapes for wildlife and visitors.
Ryan Sievers is named president of the Memorial Union board at Iowa State University. The Gazette notes a correction to a Saturday story and says complaints about accuracy fairness and completeness will be addressed. phone number 398 8313.
National coupon supplements are missing from today’s Sunday Gazette reflecting a temporary shift in the advertising distribution schedule. The holiday adjustment reduces included coupon pages and affects readers seeking advertised savings.
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