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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2005
Page
2
A selection of briefs covers Uzbek violence and mayoral splits over Iraqi combat limits, defense spending, and election calendar reform. Key figures include President Karimov, Defense Secretary Rumsfeld, and various senators shaping policy and public reaction.
The Gazette, published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail, with Morning Editions and Sunday options, and notes AP exclusive republication rights. Postmaster address changes and general contact numbers are listed.
A fragmented company directory entry lists various services and phone numbers for Cedar Rapids Iowa City and surrounding areas. It includes a tip line and circulation contacts with several incomplete strings and misread headers. The readable items point to a general business directory rather than a single coherent story.
The Gazette urges readers to recycle newspapers and supports agriculture by printing with soybean ink. It notes use of recycled newsprint and directs readers to drop items at City Carton and nearby recycling locations.
Thousands of San a University students protested alleged Quran insults by U S troops at Guantanamo. The crowd carried banners and seven students were arrested as Yemen's government and Arab League called for an apology if the allegations prove true.
U S military wraps up a weeklong operation in the Qaim region north of the Euphrates killing over 125 insurgents and detaining 39, with nine Marines dead and 40 wounded. Air strikes and gunships supported the push into desert outposts and cave complexes.
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