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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2005
Page
2
The Iowa Senate resolves the budget deadlock to break the stalemate with the House voicing dissatisfaction. Details note political friction and potential impacts on state spending and policy.
The AP reports at least 1,583 U.S. military deaths in Iraq since March 2003. Negotiators reach a deal to provide 82 billion dollars for Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Gazette notes an incorrect date for a photo of the Iowa House of Representatives. The picture was taken April 5, not the previously stated date. Readers may report errors by calling the listed Iowa City numbers.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides daily editions with varying delivery options. Rates include $4.95 weekly by carrier, $5.30 for motor route, and $20.97 for four weeks by mail, with longer terms at higher prices.
Complete company directory listing all area codes 319 and email addresses at GazetteOnline.com. Provides a centralized contact resource for readers seeking business and organization outreach options.
The Gazette highlights sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle at City Carton or other nearby locations, including 901 Ingleside Drive SW, to support future agricultural and environmental goals.
Column argues that anti gay laws reflect a mindset that brands a minority as less than human. It likens bans on gay characters in schools to historic scapegoating while warning against complacency in a democracy. The writer urges readers to consider humanity and mutual dignity.
The FDA approved GlaxoSmithKline Boostrix as a one time booster for ages 10 to 18 to protect against pertussis. Iowa officials note rising cases and hope manufacturing and uptake before school starts will curb the illness, which can cause severe coughing fits.
A federally funded study published in JAMA finds routine episiotomy offers no benefit and increases complications, pain, and recovery time. Researchers urge stopping the practice unless the baby’s health is at risk, urging patients to discuss alternatives with providers.
Donald Herbert, 43, a Pontiac firefighter who was left largely mute after a 1995 collapse and oxygen deprivation, began talking with his wife and four sons last weekend after years in a nursing home. Experts note sudden recovery is rare and may involve medication or other medical changes.
Beijing rejects opening official dialogue with Taiwan after offering two giant pandas and lifting a tourism ban. President Hu Jintao will not attend an invitation from Taiwan's Chen Shui-bian to visit. Wang Zaixi cited no exchanges with the Democratic Progressive Party until concessions are made.
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