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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2007
Page
2
Five Democratic presidential hopefuls address crowds in Cedar Rapids as campaign coverage highlights their platforms. The report notes a push for tighter Iran sanctions and broader foreign policy debate on national security. योजनाओं
The Gazette established January 10, 1883 is published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists circulation options by carrier motor route and mail with weekly and yearly rates and contact numbers for subscription service and the general office.
General listings show phone numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices. Includes circulation contacts and a company directory with emails.
The Gazette promotes farming support by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Dr. SW or nearby locations.
Federal authorities announced that four men were charged in New York with conspiring to attack John F. Kennedy International Airport and threaten thousands of lives. Russell Defreitas, Abdul Kadir, Kareem Ibrahim, and Abdel Nur were linked to a plan to blow a fuel line feeding JFK. Defreitas, a former JFK employee, called the airport a symbol to strike fear nationwide.
Health experts say Katrina continues to claim lives years after the storm. Officials cite stress, dust, mold, and financial hardships as factors, with coroner Dr. Frank Minyard warning that many deaths are storm related. The city’s official toll remains about 1,100, though experts question data and evacuee deaths. Mental health issues have surged, with triple the prior caseload at times.
A Texas truck driver with a height of six inches too tall drove the 1.5 mile Lincoln Tunnel stretch, peeling the roof and ceiling tiles. Port Authority officials cited unclear warnings as signs flashed and a loud speaker warned the driver. Roy Guzman, safety director for U S A Logistics Carriers, said the driver misjudged the tunnel height and failed to notice the damage.
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