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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2003
Page
2
Israel and Palestinian militants confirmed a three month halt to attacks. The deal includes a troop pullback from Gaza and Bethlehem after talks concluded on Friday.
Lawmakers refine a prescription drug plan with final decisions pending in conference committee. The plan promises senior citizens drug assistance and the option in 2006 to remain in traditional Medicare or join private health plans.
A gunman shot a U S soldier in a Baghdad market and American forces killed an 11 year old boy. The violence underscores a brutal cycle of Iraqi attacks and intensified U S crackdowns as counterinsurgency effort continues.
The national transplant network says donated organs will only go to patients on a computer match list, ending a long standing practice. The change follows the death of a 17 year old who received organs with the wrong blood type.
Area staff and suppliers say a lagging economy strains both donations and requests as families scramble to feed children eligible for free or reduced meals. The report notes seasonal boosts and ongoing challenges for service providers.
Cedar Rapids based Ellis Park Golf Course presented its new design to reporters on Friday. The revamped course will host a public tournament set for Monday and will open for rounds on Tuesday, with further details noted on the 1C page.
About 2 million of the 6.5 million workers in U S telemarketing call centers may lose jobs as millions sign up for the do not call list created by the Federal Communications Commission. Details, 8B.
Justin Bruce age 21 of 2150 C Street Southwest Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty in Benton County District Court to two counts of lascivious acts with a child. An old address was used in a Wednesday story and the Gazette invites corrections.
The Gazette publishes daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa with home delivery by carrier or motor route and mail subscriptions for Morning Editions and Sunday issues. Contact numbers and the post office box for address changes and subscription service are listed.
The Iowa City Gazette provides a reader tip line and contact options for general news. Readers can reach the newsroom at the listed numbers and access the complete company directory and email addresses online.
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Chante Mallard 27 was sentenced to 50 years after driving drunk, striking Gregory Biggs 37, and leaving him in her garage with a broken windshield. Medical testimony said Biggs lived one to two hours post impact before dying.
Two former priests Lawrence Lovell and Michael Wempe were released after a Supreme Court ruling invalidated a 1994 retroactive statute of limitations. About 800 non priest cases will require review, while advocates condemned the decision as unsafe for children. Wempe denied the accusations. Lovell had been arrested in New Mexico.
Three Albuquerque teenagers ages 16 and 13 were charged with arson and related counts for starting one of two wildfires along the Rio Grande north of downtown. Sedillo faces an additional tampering charge as investigators link the blaze to a fireworks incident. The fire began Tuesday.
The Gazette offers a Vacation Pack and temporary subscription pause for holiday travel. Donors can support Newspaper in Education by funding newspapers for classrooms in a 16 county area. Call 398 8333 or 1 800 397 8333 for information and arrangements.
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