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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2007
Page
2
Iowa City leaders consider an age ordinance affecting bars and licensing while political stances pressure national policy. Writers push to strike, seeking higher profits from DVDs and online programming.
Two opposite moving trains derailed in Goodlettsville Tennessee after a sideswipe incident on Friday causing about three dozen railcars to derail. No injuries were reported.
Iowa officials confirm Tony Freeman broke a bone in his left foot in Thursdays exhibition with Simpson College. The injury sidelines the Hawkeyes' most experienced player and leading passer for an estimated four to six weeks. The report appears in the Gazette Online sports section.
The Gazette lists pricing for morning editions and Sunday issues, motorRoute delivery, and mail rates for 52 weeks and 4 weeks, with contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries. It also notes editorial use rights by The Associated Press and postmaster address.
Directory style listing shows phone numbers for circulation and city offices in Cedar Rapids Iowa. It also points readers to www GazetteOnline com for the complete company directory and email addresses.
The Gazette promotes future farming and environmental care by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are encouraged to drop newspapers at City Carton, 901 Ingleside Dr. SW, for local recycling.
Harper's Index compiles diverse statistics on society politics and daily life with crisp figures. The roundup covers Iraq detainees attitudes toward U.S. forces and money rewards to shoot, immigration job gains and losses, education debt, race hate crimes, border maintenance, foreclosures, and more across governments media and institutions.
President Bush vetoed a $23 billion water projects package funding Army Corps of Engineers work including seven new locks on the upper Mississippi and Illinois rivers. Congress, led by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, moves to override despite presidential opposition.
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