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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2007
Page
2
The article notes college boards voted to arm campus police as a security measure. It details the regents actions across universities, outlining policy changes, governance responses, and potential funding considerations for campus safety enhancements.
Iowa political figure Douglas faces new scrutiny amid ongoing investigations. Reports indicate fresh allegations and potential legal exposure arising from recent actions and statements. Local officials and residents monitor developments as details emerge.
The Gazette notes errors in recent coverage including tire axle placement, teen ages in a burglary case, and a West Delaware bond outcome. Corrections acknowledge reporting mistakes and invite reader feedback with contact numbers for accuracy issues.
The Gazette mailed from Cedar Rapids Iowa lists subscription rates for carrier and motor route options and mail editions. It provides pricing for 4 and 52 week profiles and contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
The snippet provides contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices including general desk and circulation lines and a tip line. It also mentions an online directory at GazetteOnline.com. No clear news event is present in the readable text.
A columnist urges revamping the Nobel Prizes with celebrity hosts, LA location, limited speeches, new categories, and TV publicity to boost ratings. Suggestions include replacing Sweden with Hollywood, inviting stars, and adding entertainment-centric award fields to attract mass audiences. The piece ends by prompting readers to write to Jim Mullen.
AP tally shows Iraqi civilian deaths down to at least 875 in October from 1,023 in September, the lowest in a year, while U S military deaths drop to at least 36 from 65. The counts rely on police, hospital, morgue and witness reports and reflect minimum figures.
Several hundred U S diplomats vented anger at the State Department for forcing foreign service officers to take assignments in Iraq. At a town hall, critics warned of ethics concerns and cited rockets near the Green Zone as they pressed Foreign Service Director General Harry Thomas on late notices and potential dangers. He acknowledged responsibility for timing and defended the policy amid union leadership questioning leadership support.
The Gazette advocates sustainable practice by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton located at 901 Ingleside Dr SW and other nearby drop sites.
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