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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2007
Page
2
Local government leaders in G R plan a decisive vote this evening on a major City Hall renovation. Community groups weigh potential impacts on services, traffic, and downtown development as officials seek approval for the project scope and funding. James Bentley sentenced to 100 years in prison. Aging drivers hang on to their independence.
A medical panel urged using overweight or obese instead of fuzzy terms to describe children's weight problems, arguing that blunt language better defines the issue and informs treatment and policy.
Iowa first lady Mari Culver promotes the states safe-haven law allowing mothers to abandon unwanted infants up to 14 days old at hospitals or public centers following news a Solon woman was charged with dumping her newborn in Florida. The report links the case to state policy awareness and public safety.
The Gazette provides publication details and rates, listing address at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 and subscription options. It notes post and AP republication rights, postmaster address changes, and general contact numbers for subscription and inquiries.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to agriculture using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton or nearby locations and notes contact details for general news and tips lines in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City.
A Philadelphia construction crew from YouthBuild repairs an abandoned house targeting low income buyers. Teens framed walls laid floors installed cabinets and paint while sharing stories of personal growth through GED training and job skills. The program founded by Dorothy Stoneman in 1978 operates 226 programs nationwide.
In Pittsburgh the early Tuesday blaze tore through a three story row house killing five children. Police investigate if the youngsters were alone or under a teenage babysitter. Neighbor Sonjaya Perry heard screams as flames reached the windows before dawn.
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