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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2005
Page
2
A multi nation chase culminated in three arrests linked to a bid to bomb the London transit system. One suspect was seized in a London housing project, another by Italian police near Rome, as authorities closed a three country manhunt.
A bomber wearing an explosives belt blew himself up among Iraqi army volunteers near the Syrian border on Friday, killing as many as 25. Al-Qaida in Iraq claimed responsibility.
The Gazette publishes daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa with mail and carrier subscription options. Rates vary by delivery method and region. AP news content is reserved for republication. Postmaster address and subscription service numbers are provided.
A partial phone directory for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City area with general news and circulation lines. It lists main contact numbers including tips line and social media channels and notes 319 area codes for most numbers.
The Gazette pledges commitment to the future by promoting agriculture and environmental responsibility. It notes printing with soybean ink, using recycled newsprint, and urging readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive or at nearby recycling locations.
The piece praises John Roberts as a Harvard summa cum laude graduate with a strong resume while noting political caution. It argues Democrats will probe but avoid scorched earth tactics, predicting a measured Senate hearing and a cautious, undecided outcome. The author warns against overconfidence, calling Roberts a potentially moderate mind amid partisan pressures.
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist endorsed government funded research on human embryonic stem cells in a break with President Bush and conservative allies. He said science and faith can align and urged a policy change as Bush vowed to veto the House bill expanding embryo stem cell funding for cures to spinal cord injuries and Parkinsons disease.
White House spokesman Scott McClellan noted harmony at a Friday bill-signing as Frist stood with the president. Nancy Reagan, who cared for husband Ronald Reagan during his Alzheimer's battle, praised Frist and urged Bush to reconsider a veto. Senators Harkin Specter echoed support for the measure.
LAS ANGELES AP A new planet larger than Pluto was discovered in an outer region of the solar system orbiting the sun. The finding was reported by planetary scientist Mike Brown of Caltech via a conference call, using the Samuel Oschin Telescope at Palomar Observatory. The object would be the tenth planet if confirmed amid Pluto classification debates.
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