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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2004
Page
2
The nation memorializes Ronald Reagan as Nancy Reagan leads mourners by example. Reagan’s burial vault was sourced from a Marion company Alliant announced interim rates rising 10.3 percent.
A correction notes the Kent Park Center in Johnson County will host a grand opening of the Conservation Education Center from 2 to 4 p m today due to prior hours misprint. The paper also clarifies other items including Pei's Mandarin Restaurant remaining open and Cedar Rapids city land purchase plans.
The United Nations regains relevance as U.S. policy shifts on Iraq and renewed calls from Kofi Annan push for radical reform. Proposals include a U.N. Emergency Peace Service and a weighted voting system to curb democracy deficits, with debate on Security Council reform and veto power.
In 1983 Ronald Reagan asked the White House physician to explore a meeting with John Hinckley Jr. at St Elizabeths Hospital after Hinckley’s attempted assassination. Psychiatrist Roger Peele advised the president this would be unwise for Hinckley’s sense of responsibility and to avoid rewarding the attacker.
The Gazette published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa lists subscription rates by carrier and mail options. It notes Associated Press republication rights and provides postmaster and service contact information.
Local directory fragment lists phone numbers for Cedar Rapids area and WOWA CIRY. Provides a partial contact listing with an 800 number and email note, but details are incomplete.
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