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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2002
Page
2
A neighborhood feature explores Veterans Memorial Park SW near First Avenue and Jefferson High, highlighting a park that draws sports fans to its stadiums and quiet residential streets, revealing local life and civic spaces.
A Gazette photo caption incorrectly lists Katerina Machovcova as from Czechoslovakia. She is from the Czech Republic. The correction notes the 1993 split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia and provides contact numbers for reference.
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton, 4250 Sith St. SW, or at nearby recycling locations.
Publication information for The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette editions including address Cedar Rapids Iowa site 500 Third Avenue SE 52401 and subscription contacts AP rights and postmaster details included for readers and mail changes.
Readers praised The Associated Press series on Phoenix Officer Jason Schechterle detailing his 15 month battle after a devastating fire. Voices ranged from inspiration to calls for normal stories, with some criticism of graphic photos. The piece notes national moral support, and includes contact details for notes. The Gazette also announces obituaries emblem policy and an upcoming Neighbors feature on Veterans Memorial Park Cedar Rapids.
Seiji Ozawa conducted his first Massachusetts piece from 1960 to close 29 years as Boston Symphony Orchestra music director at Tanglewood. The audience of 14,308 bid farewell as Ozawa leaves to direct the Vienna State Opera and James Levine succeeds him at the Met.
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