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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2006
Page
2
The report highlights strong lottery sales aided by TouchPlay, with fans dressing up for a girls basketball tournament and Mount Vernon welcoming milestones such as a first female referee at the event. The piece notes shifting financial dynamics among participants and broader civic context.
The Gazette publishes daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 and lists postal, subscription, and contact information. It notes AP republication rights and provides postmaster and subscription service numbers.
Directory style listing showing area codes and phone lines for contact options in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Includes tips lines, circulation contact, and a general company directory with a public website.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive or nearby recycling drop points.
Kathleen Parker argues for free expression across borders while lamenting David Irving’s three year sentence in Austria for Holocaust denial. She asserts it is better to tolerate offensive views publicly than suppress them, drawing contrasts with cartoons of Muhammad and domestic hate groups.
Gov. Mike Rounds signed a measure banning most abortions in South Dakota. The law criminalizes doctors except to save a woman's life, with no rape or incest exception. Planned Parenthood vows to challenge, potentially via court action or a citizen referendum. The bill follows a shift in Supreme Court dynamics and faces years of litigation.
The Supreme Court rules 8 to 0 that colleges must allow military recruiters on campus and risk loss of federal funds if they refuse access. Chief Justice Roberts writes that the ruling does not limit protest but allows schools to disagree with Pentagon policies while providing equal recruiting access.
Iowa three Regent institutions the University of Iowa Iowa State University and the University of Northern Iowa assert the ruling will not alter campus military recruiting they have complied with the law and will continue to do so. The case notes lawmakers have broad power to influence access by funding or constitutional authority and even nonfunded colleges could be compelled to admit recruiters if Congress chooses.
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