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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2005
Page
2
A Florida company submits a bid of 387 million dollars for the Palo nuclear plant project as national headlines focus on other issues including marijuana arrests in Iowa and ongoing military casualties in Iraq. The article notes broader energy and regional politics shaping the deal.
Half Price Books announces a new store opening at Collins Road Square on October 6. The shop will offer a mix of used books magazines CDs DVDs and new merchandise to attract a wide reader and media crowd.
Lance Armstrong and Discovery Channel teammates set a record of 35.54 mph in the team time trial to win and give Armstrong the overall lead after four stages. Team victory boosts Armstrong’s position as the Tour enters its early phase with a Texas rider in front.
Lt. Cmdr. Greg Clark says any closure would occur after October if Cedar Rapids remains on the BRAC final list. The center appears on an initial closing list and awaits the BRAC final decision, with callers invited to send corrections to The Gazette.
The Gazette publishes daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscriptions by carrier motor route and mail options. Rates list Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues at 20.97 every four weeks and 256.95 annually. other states 327.60 per year. AP is exclusive for local news republication.
Public notices provide telephone and directory information for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Listings include general news contact lines and circulation numbers along with an online directory at GazetteOnline.com. The fragment lists multiple inconsistent strings and phone numbers for newsroom, circulation, and reader services.
The Gazette champions sustainable printing by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or other local recycling locations.
Columnist Leonard Pitts critiques Mexico's racial stumbles from Vicente Fox's May remark to postage stamps honoring Memin Pinguin. He argues stereotypes harm dignity, urges cross‑border respect, and notes the need for understanding between nations and immigrant contributions.
Studies show men taking 325 mg aspirin daily for five or more years had about 18 percent lower prostate cancer risk, while a long term women study using low doses found no cancer risk reduction. Researchers note differing designs and doses explain the divergent results.
A new study from an endocrinologist team led by Susan Davis shows that women's sexual quality of life is not determined by blood testosterone levels. Treating female sexual complaints involves more than simply administering testosterone.
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