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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2003
Page
2
Brandy Byrd was convicted Monday of first degree murder in the January 2002 bludgeoning and knife slaying of pizza deliveryman Greg Wells. The trial details appear in the 1A section.
The Gazette provides mailing and delivery rates for Cedar Rapids Iowa including morning and Sunday editions. Subscription options include carrier and motor route weekly prices and 4 or 52 week mail rates for Iowa and other regions. AP News collaboration noted for local and dispatch content.
The U S administrator in Iraq says American forces will stay until Iraqis approve a new constitution and form a democratic government. Troops report about 12 daily attacks as they remain in the country amid security challenges.
The piece notes that nuts may be advertised for heart benefits under a controversial program allowing health claims before proof. It also reports the death of Tex Schramm, longtime Dallas Cowboys president, at his Dallas home, age 83, and a teaser about Iowa caucus coverage on GazetteOnline.
A reader contact section lists phone numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices and a tip line. The note promotes recycling, soybean ink printing, and suggests dropping newspapers at City Carton or other locations for recycling.
Leonard Pitts argues Kobe Bryant’s integrity matters beyond street credibility amid arrest rumors. He notes Bryant’s middle-class background and quiet life clash with urban street virtue, a contrast fueling support and skepticism in equal measure.
A Chicago study reports that unusually fast head growth in infants may signal higher autism risk. If confirmed, head growth could aid early evaluations alongside behavioral and biological clues, per Eric Courchesne of UC San Diego and Children's Hospital San Diego, publishing in JAMA.
The U S Army Corps of Engineers refused to reduce Missouri River water levels despite a federal judge order to protect endangered species. It began talks with the U S Fish and Wildlife Service to craft a new flow plan for spring 2004 and sought 42 million dollars from Congress to restore the river ecosystem amid conflicting court rulings on navigation and power plant needs.
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