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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2005
Page
2
Front page item notes schools reevaluating collaboration with C R on tax measures while other headlines report a heatwave and a bereaved family. The page also covers the Gaza truce collapse, a terror suspect in Cairo, a shuttle delay, Harry Potter mania, and Iraqi violence with U S casualties.
Gov. Tom Vilsack says recruitment bonuses and benefits must improve to bolster U S fighting forces and ease strain on National Guard units not meant for fulltime service. He notes a shortage of boots on the ground worldwide and urges action.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides daily publication from 500 Third Avenue SE with mail and motor route delivery options. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and length, including weekly carrier ads and annual mail pricing.
A partial public contact listing for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City items shows general news lines and tip lines. It includes area code notes and scattered digits for circulation and tip services, reflecting a newsroom’s reader outreach section.
The Gazette champions sustainable publishing by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle papers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or other local recycling sites.
A reflective self portrait on heat and comfort in August Texas. The narrator admits craving air conditioning and iced tea while questioning moral ideals and environmental urgency. He jokes about shower gizmos, nostalgic baths, and small pleasures that keep him from lofty duty.
Jamaicans rushed to stock up on supplies as Emily, a category three storm with 115 mph winds, nears Jamaica. Officials ordered coastal evacuations and government offices closed early while residents line up for water, canned goods and batteries amid warnings of potential landfall between Tuxpan and Galveston.
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