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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2003
Page
2
More than 6,000 Palestinian workers slipped through the Erez crossing into Israel before dawn as Israel eased restrictions and allowed a limited return to workplaces in Gaza. Palestinian officials said the move followed a monthlong ban on many laborers.
The carbon dioxide credits commodity started trading Friday on the Chicago Climate Exchange, creating a marketplace for corporations to buy greenhouse gas emission reduction credits.
The Gazette reprints the Class 3A state cross country story with corrected headline. Readers are invited to send comments about accuracy and fairness. contact numbers are provided for the newsroom.
The Gazette reports standard subscription rates and delivery options for Cedar Rapids Iowa including motor route and mail plans. It lists pricing for 4 and 52 week periods and notes AP exclusive republication rights for local news and dispatches.
General news and circulation contact details for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City area, including a toll free line and a tip line. Provides a link for the full company directory and email addresses at Gazette Online.
The Gazette highlights dedication to the environment by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW and at nearby recycling locations to support future agriculture.
The Gazette reports religion shapes Iowa communities moral debates and notes absentee voting booths in Cedar Rapids churches. A Gallup poll shows Americans want religious input in policy yet fear a theocracy. The influence of faith on the Linn County referendum remains to be seen.
Eldridge library dedicates a First Amendment Room displaying the 45 words of the Constitution. The room was funded by a $50 000 grant from Bill and Linda Tubbs of North Scott Press. Tubbs previously interned at The Gazette under editor Al Swegle.
A new study shows foreign student enrollment in U S colleges rose only 0.6 percent in 2002 03, the smallest growth in seven years, as tighter visa rules and post 9 11 security concerns deter entry. IIE cites delayed visas and policy perception hurting numbers.
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