Corrections and Clarifications for Cedar Rapids Arts and Staff
A correction note fixes a misprint in the Arts and Books section about a minisymposium date and corrects Tom Day’s salary in a metro chart. It also states the Cedar Rapids district custodial grounds manager will earn 63 590 annually and provides contact numbers for correction requests.
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Cedar Rapids Museum of Art
Arts & Books
Tom Day
Metro
Cedar Rapids
Contact Information For News Desks In Iowa Cities
General news contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City are provided with a toll free line. Local lines include 319 398 8313 in Cedar Rapids and 319 339 3155 in Iowa City. A toll free WATS line is 800 397 8212.
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General News
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Recycle to the Future The Gazette Promotes Soybean Ink
The Gazette urges readers to recycle by printing with soybean ink and dropping newspapers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids or other recycling locations. The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette, editions of Gazette Communications Inc., publish daily and Sunday from Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription rates listed.
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Iowa City Gazette
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Gazette Communications Inc
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Iowa Should Adopt Tall Corn State as Official Nickname
Mike Deupree argues Iowa has no official nickname though "The Hawkeye State" is widely used. He urges the Legislature to designate "Tall Corn State" as Iowa's official nickname to end confusion and reflect the state's landscape. He notes that licenses already show Tall Corn and cites tourism and historical debates. He signs off with contact details for Sunday through Thursday columns.
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Hawkeye
General Assembly
Traficant pleads innocence amid ethics panel bid
Convicted Rep. James Traficant argues he is the victim of a government vendetta and seeks witnesses and tapes from his ethics hearing. He predicts removal from Congress and prison despite self representation in the proceedings.
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Ohio
House Ethics Committee
Washington, D.C
Traficant
Justice Department
Washington
Congress
Ohio Democrat
World Trade Center site unveils six replacement plans
Six alternative proposals for the World Trade Center site call for 60 to 70 story office buildings, stores, cultural centers, and a memorial. Each plan includes a substantial memorial to victims with four preserving the towers footprint. Final design expected in December.
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World Trade Center
Matthew Higgins
Lower Manhattan Development Corp
Heart Association updates risk screening and waist size targets
The Heart Association now recommends risk factor screenings starting at age 20 for those with prior heart events and those at 10 percent decade risk. It adopts a waistline measure for obesity alongside BMI and urges doctor visits every five years to assess risks including smoking and family history.
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The
Sidney C. Smith
Association
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