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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2005
Page
2
The page surveys beef price trends, school maintenance deficits, and end of term life balance for students. It reports on a high-profile Michael Jackson trial argument, a Lebanese journalist’s death, Wisconsin replica contracts, and Indiana film festival events tied to James Dean. It notes insurgent violence in Iraq and a U.S. military death toll, plus local legal action over a police officer’s injury and Cedar Rapids mayoral bid.
A Cedar Rapids burglary report notes the wrong business name was listed in Thursday's Log for the Two Star Detective Agency at 76 16th Ave SW. Gazette invites readers to comment on accuracy and will publish corrections. Call numbers provided for corrections.
The Gazette publishes daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa with home and motor route options. Subscriptions include Morning Editions and Sunday issues, weekly rates, and interstate charges. Mail and contact details for subscription service and newsroom are provided.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and recycling. It encourages readers to drop newspapers at City Carton in Sn or at nearby recycling locations and notes its effort to support agricultural printing practices.
A parent reflects on a daughter learning to drive and the sons following, savoring the rite of passage and the tender fear that accompanies every scrape and phone call. The piece threads memories of family moments, music, and the ache of parting, inviting reader responses.
Jennifer Wilbanks pleaded no contest to faking her abduction and received two years probation, 120 hours of community service, and a fine. She must continue mental health treatment and repay the Sheriff’s Office 2550 as well as 13250 to Duluth for overtime costs.
Anurag Kashyap, 13, of Poway California, won the 2005 National Scripps Spelling Bee after correctly spelling appoggiatura in the 19th round. He beat 272 competitors and earned 30000 in cash scholarships and books. Second place went to Samir Patel and Aliya Deri, each awarded 4000. Patel expressed disappointment while Deri prepared for high school.
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