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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2007
Page
2
Civil unrest erupts as residents flee a besieged Palestinian refugee camp amid three days of clashes between Lebanese troops and Islamic militants. The protest adds to regional volatility and displacement reports.
Leonard Pitts' column does not appear in today's Gazette leaving readers without his usual commentary.
The phone number for Bill's Pizza and Smokehouse in Independence was incorrect in the May 13 Explore section due to reporter error. The correct contact is now confirmed and the article notes the correction.
The article notes Karla Adair is one of only four Active Release Techniques providers in Iowa, with others certified but not listed on the official provider roster. It mentions disputes over methane gas from Site 1 landfill in Cedar Rapids and its planned delivery to Penford Products via Envirogas, which has yet to supply the gas. The Gazette invites reader feedback on accuracy and completeness.
The Gazette lists mailing and delivery options including morning edition and Sunday 7-issue packages, distances for in state and out of state subscriptions, and contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries. The paper is published daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa by Gazette Communications Inc with AP news rights.
A garbled local contact snippet lists area codes 519 and Iowa regions with various phone numbers for tips and general news. It references Cedar Rapids and Iowa City and notes a complete company directory with email addresses.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Dr. SW or visit local recycling locations.
Memorial services are planned for Spc. David Behrle 20 of Tipton after a roadside bomb killed him Saturday in Baghdad. Behrle served with the 1st Battalion 5th Cavalry Regiment 2nd Brigade Combat Team 1st Cavalry Division out of Fort Hood. A public memorial will be held at Tipton Middle School gym with a possible private service. Behrle is the 51st Iowa ties fatality in Iraq and was a 2005 Tipton High School graduate active in football wrestling golf and baseball. He planned to attend Kirkwood Community College after military service.
A car bomb at an outdoor Amil market in southwestern Baghdad killed 25 people and wounded at least 60. Survivors searched rubble as authorities cautioned about rising Sunni Shiite tensions amid a security crackdown. No group claimed responsibility.
Congressional Democrats abandon a binding withdrawal deadline in the Iraq war spending bill while adding benchmarks for the Baghdad government to retain reconstruction aid. Senate Leader Harry Reid calls it progress while noting the measure is not a blank check.
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