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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2005
Page
2
A bank robber who held at least six hostages and forced them to strip was shot by police at an airport during a suspected getaway in a small plane, authorities said. This incident raises questions about security and response times.
A top U.S. military official said insurgents were ordered to intensify attacks after a post election lull. The plan was discussed in a secret Syria meeting. The AP notes 1,622 U.S. service members have died since March 2003.
Former University of Iowa star Pierre Pierce faces renewed requests to revoke his pretrial release after prosecutors reveal 239 additional calls to the alleged victim. An assistant Iowa Attorney General seeks travel restrictions to deter state-to-state contacts during NBA draft preparations.
The wall mounted wine rack in Saturdays Accent section was misidentified. The caption should state the piece was made by Foreside, a wholesale distributor, not the previously named company. The Gazette invites reader feedback and provides contact numbers for corrections.
The Gazette of Cedar Rapids provides delivery and subscription pricing for various options including daily morning editions and Sunday issues. Rates listed cover carrier, motor route, and mail options with annual and weekly costs for Iowa and other regions.
Contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City plus a tip line and circulation line are provided. The notice promotes future-focused printing with soybean ink and encourages recycling of newspapers at City Carton and other locations.
Mitch Albom shares how Faith a newborn in Grand Rapids, born with brain fluid pressure and stroke, inspired a shift from self pity to perspective. He follows the family at DeVos Children's Hospital as Faith undergoes surgery and his resolve grows through their faith and hopeful updates.
Antonio Villaraigosa, 52, elected as LA's first Hispanic mayor since 1872, pledged to be a mayor for all residents after defeating James Hahn 59 to 41 percent. He noted LA is now 48 percent Hispanic and spoke of a multiracial coalition as he prepares to be sworn in July 1.
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