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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2008
Page
2
Report notes Cedar Rapids Chamber plans a leadership transition with Lee Clancey leaving the post. Context covers organizational change and implications for local business advocacy.
Blackwater Worldwide, blamed by the Iraqi government for 17 civilian deaths, is not expected to face criminal charges. The U.S. contractor will keep its multimillion-dollar contract to protect diplomats. Also notes 4,073 U.S. military deaths since March 2003 per AP count.
Jeff Hadley, Fort Wayne police captain and one of two outside finalists, is no longer a candidate for Cedar Rapids police chief.
Cedar Rapids authorities uncover a meth lab amid an ongoing crackdown. The discovery highlights wildlife safety concerns and underscores law enforcement focus on illegal drug production in the city.
The Gazette published daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa provides subscription rates for carrier and motor route delivery as well as mail options for Morning Editions and Sunday editions. It lists AP news usage rights and offers various contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
Directory listing provides phone lines for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City general news circulation tips and contact options. It notes a toll free line and encourages use of GazetteOnline.com for complete company directory and emails.
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It invites readers to drop newspapers at City Carton located at 901 Ingleside Dr. SW or at their nearest recycling location.
Barack Obama gained nine new superdelegates including Rep. Donald Payne and won AFL-CIO backing, narrowing Clinton's lead to 271 to 272.5 while Clinton added two. Obama holds 1,859.5 to 1,698 delegates overall, 165.5 from clinching the nomination.
Washington Post reports ongoing friction between the FBI and ATF since their 2001 merger under the Justice Department. Agencies battle for control of bomb databases, drugs, and tobacco investigations, risking duplicative effort and hindering counterterrorism. Former FBI official Michael Mason advocates outside intervention.
A White House report warns depression in teens correlates with higher marijuana use. It cites that depressed youth are over twice as likely to use cannabis, with marijuana linked to a 40 percent higher risk of mental disorders and a threefold increase in suicide attempts among monthly users.
The Pentagon banned the use of a Delaware crematory that handled remains of service members alongside pets. About 200 troops may have been cremated there since 2001. Pentagon officials say no human remains were cremated at the pet facility and apologized, while the site was described as inappropriate for fallen service members.
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