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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2002
Page
2
Iowa City writer Chris Offutt discusses his move from Kentucky to Iowa City in a Sunday Arts feature. The interview covers his new surroundings and upcoming works.
A list of contact phone numbers and extensions for newsroom departments including Arts Entertainment Editorial Features Financial Milestones Online Photo Sports and tips lines for Cedar Rapids Iowa City and surrounding areas.
Local contact options list several telephone numbers for subscription services. Primary lines include (319) 398-8333 and (319) 339-3150, plus a toll free 1-800-397-8333. A general number for the service is (319) 396-6211.
A three judge panel ruled that Congress third effort to shield children from online porn by requiring libraries to block explicit sites is unconstitutional. The panel said filtering tech also blocks politics health science and other topics and suppresses speech without a legitimate government interest.
The Cedar Rapids Public Library and Iowa City Public Library along with University of Iowa libraries eschew filtering. Officials cite First Amendment concerns and access to information. The NRC ruling deemed filtering an overreach and urged parent centered controls.
Bono and Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill finished a 10 day tour across Ghana South Africa Uganda and Ethiopia to urge bigger aid for Africa and debt relief while pushing for measurable results. They visited AIDS hospices garment factories and a coffee plant with Salaam the orphan girl at a shelter in Addis Ababa.
Senator Grassley asks Minneapolis FBI agent Coleen Rowley to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee next week. He says her testimony could help reform FBI operations and restore public confidence while avoiding discussion of the Moussaoui case.
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