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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2005
Page
2
County friction at board level with Linn County commissioners and statewide political maneuvering as 3member Linn board heads to a Hawaii convention amid broader state governance shifts. The page notes a slander suit by a CR commissioner against a county supervisor and hints at transition activity.
The Gazette presents corrections for a Tipton death age 95 for Mildred Carstensen an incorrect age for a sister Marjorie a May 26 plea by Jeffrey Hershberger to a felony escape charge and an incorrect Cedar Rapids Precinct 41 vote total of 848. Corrections published with contact numbers for feedback.
Local notice outlines mailing and delivery options for The Gazette edited by Gazette Communications Inc. It lists subscription prices for carrier, motor route, and mail editions, along with contact numbers and post office details. The AP holds republication rights to local news and dispatches.
Readers can reach the Gazette general news desk in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City through the tip line numbers 398 8254 and 339 3155 for assistance or information requests.
The Gazette promotes sustainable practices by printing with soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It encourages residents to drop newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Drive SW or use nearby recycling locations.
Mitch Albom reflects on CNN's 25 years and the transformative effect of 24 hour news. He questions its benefits, warns about overexposure, and values slower, face to face experience while acknowledging CNN's global reach and influence. He notes the rise of rival networks and the cost of sensational, constant updates.
The autopsy on Terri Schiavo found irreversible brain damage and blindness, supporting Michael Schiavo’s claim of no recovery. Officials found no evidence of strangulation or abuse and could not determine the collapse cause, ending a high profile right to die dispute.
A government backed survey finds 1/3 of those with a verified disorder received treatment in the early 2000s, up from 20 percent a decade earlier, while overall treatment of the population increased from 12 to 20 percent. Researchers caution effectiveness remains variable and call for more study.
A Marine Harrier jet carrying four 500 pound bombs and 300 rounds of 25 mm ammunition crashed in a residential yard near Marine Corps Air Station Yuma. The pilot ejected safely and 1,300 residents were evacuated with no injuries reported. Weathered witnesses described a low rumbling sound before the explosion.
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