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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2004
Page
2
Front page notes an Iraqi official slain and a British government plan to mail a disaster and terror guidance booklet to every home. Also reports on 9/11 commission updates, politics, and sports results from the Cedar Rapids area.
The Gazette publishes daily at Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription options by carrier and mail. Rates include Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues, with 4 weeks at 19.64 and 52 weeks at 256.95, plus out of state 327.60 for 52 weeks. Postmaster and contact details provided.
A directory listing provides contact options including a phone number 397 8333 and email addresses for reaching multiple companies. Contact details cover various departments and services, compiling a resource for business inquiries and inquiries.
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive or other local recycling locations.
Kathleen Parker recounts a one day crash course in personal security for reporters covering the Democratic Convention and Athens Olympics. Former Royal Marines lead first aid and safety drills, detailing crowd control, blast injuries, mass panic and zone awareness from white to red.
In Canton Massachusetts Patrick Holland, now 14, obtained a divorce from his father Daniel Holland who killed the boy’s mother while the child slept nearby. The agreement ends paternal rights and voids any future involvement by the father, with a pending trial that could set a precedent.
Lori Hacking, 27, feared dead three days after she vanished while preparing to move to North Carolina. Her husband Mark Hacking, 28, has been labeled a focus of the police inquiry after it emerged he never graduated from college and had claimed to be accepted to a medical school. The couple were packing to relocate when she received a distraught call at work, sobbing, before she disappeared. Mark Hacking has been in a psychiatric hospital since the search began and the family has hired attorney D. Gilbert Athay. The news notes Lori was five weeks pregnant and described her as private and troubled by the incident.
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