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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2002
Page
2
An online notice invites readers to sign up for free newsletters at GazetteOnline com. The prompt directs users to www GazetteOnline com for subscription services.
The Neighbors section lists every graduate from area high schools for the upcoming ceremony. Names span multiple districts and include senior year highlights and school affiliations.
The Gazette corrects polling places for Cedar Rapids Precincts 7 and 8. Precinct 7 votes at the Linn County Administration Building and Precinct 8 at Hamilton College. Readers may call the provided numbers with questions or comments about accuracy.
A list of department and general contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices including Arts Editorial Features Financial Food Milestones Online Photo Sports and tollfree options. The numbers cover nine departments with city references and a tollfree line for general inquiries.
The Gazette promotes agriculture by soybean ink printing and recycling. Readers are asked to drop off newspapers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids or other recycling sites. The paper is published daily and Sunday from Cedar Rapids Iowa with mixed rates and AP republication rights.
A Gazette column describes bright Iowa spring scenery from Shueyville to Iowa City and reflects on mixed town pride and hospitality. It then discusses an Israel bred featherless chicken, arguing against animal rights shock yet noting its ugliness and heat-adaptation purpose, before returning to a personal goal of losing 35 pounds by year end.
On a holiday for honoring the war dead, memorials honored Sept. 11 victims alongside fallen soldiers. At the crash field near Shanksville, Ernie Philips, a Navy commander, and Jay Brunot and his wife joined others reflecting on lives saved and those lost.
Israeli police said on Monday they are investigating David Roth a former investment banker nicknamed the Robin Hood banker after he allegedly diverted about 8 million dollars from wealthy clients into the accounts of 200 other investors with no charges filed yet Roth was arrested Sunday and probes run until May 30.
President Bush, at Normandy American Cemetery Colleville sur Mer, pledged never to forget D-Day soldiers as he linked past sacrifices to the fight against terrorism. He cited Afghanistan casualties and noted French President Chirac attended, underscoring Allied resolve and shared history.
The agency head notes a growing agreement on replacing the twin towers with a reverential memorial. A 7 acre west side memorial including the footprints may be chosen, seen as the burial ground for unidentified victims as families push for space. Cleanup ends Thursday with a flag-draped stretcher ceremony symbolizing unidentified remains.
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