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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2002
Page
2
Belts tighten in the economy and men’s office attire trends shift away from casual wear. The piece outlines new rules for workplace dress and how to adapt wardrobes accordingly. A related note highlights peony gardening for Memorial Day and beyond with planting tips for home yards.
A Sunday story corrected an error reporting a number tied to Alyssa Baye of Riverside. Pam Baye and University Hospitals Iowa City staff donated 1000 hours of vacation time to spend with her daughter after a heart transplant last year.
The notice lists establishment details for The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette, Cedar Rapids address and publication rates. It includes subscription costs by carrier and mail, USPS details, and contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries. The publisher is Gazette Communications, Inc.
A Iowa column critiques the gubernatorial race and primary tactics, noting candidate conflicts and outsider views. It compares party strategy to a risky, circular campaign, then shifts to a Cedar Rapids City Council clash as Mayor Paul Pate ejects a vocal citizen, prompting reflection on brusque leadership.
The court will decide whether states must evaluate cases individually before adding offenders to public registries. The case centers on Megan's Law and whether lists that reveal past crimes violate due process without hearings to show current danger. Connecticut and others defend public access to offender data citing safety.
Cardinal Bernard Law releases an open letter denying prior knowledge of allegations against Rev. Paul Shanley before 1993. The letter precedes Law's sworn deposition in a civil suit by Shanley’s alleged victim, while court papers reveal past abuse and Law’s role amid ongoing litigation.
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