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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2004
Page
2
Correction on photo for Marengo Plaggman barn restoration
A correction notes an incorrect photo accompanied a Sunday story on restoring the Plaggman barn near Marengo. The correct image shows the barn before work began and the Gazette invites reader feedback on accuracy and fairness in coverage.
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Gazette Communications announces subscription rates and contact info
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa publishes daily at 500 Third Avenue SE and lists subscription rates by carrier motor route and mail options. It provides AP news usage rights and post office details with contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
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Gazette backs future with soybean ink recycling push
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at local recycling sites.
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Supreme Court upholds key ADA provision against states
The court, in a 5 4 decision, allows lawsuits under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act for deprived access to state courthouses. Paraplegic George Lane and court reporter Beverly Jones argued Tennessee facilities lacked elevators and accessible entrances, prompting a ruling that strengthens disabled access rights while leaving broader access questions unsettled.
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Harkin reacts to Supreme Court ruling on ADA access
Senator Tom Harkin praises the Supreme Court for Tennessee v Lane recognizing ADA access to courthouses. He notes the decision covers courthouse access but worries it may limit broader rights for people with disabilities and could leave millions less able to participate in public life.
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