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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2003
Page
2
The paper reports Will cut 90 positions including 34 faculty. A Guardsman from Cedar Rapids is injured in an Iraq helicopter crash. Fatigue and sleepiness are linked to heart attack risk in women. Teachers shoulder classroom supply costs. Two whooping cranes were spotted in Eastern Iowa.
After two years since the Taliban fall the Afghan government unveils a historic draft constitution. It declares Afghanistan an Islamic republic without endorsing Taliban’s harsh Islamic law.
The Sunday editorial notes Linn County towns would gain nothing from a Cedar Rapids casino but could receive distributions via the license holder. It also corrects admission pricing for The View From Here exhibit and fixes errors on Education Cuts and Fossil Guy session dates.
The Gazette publishes daily from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail editions. Postmaster address changes and subscription service numbers are provided along with general office contact details.
Contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City press offices, tip line, and circulation details. Includes a reference to the GazetteOnline directory with email addresses.
The Gazette highlights a commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Orlando Sentinel columnist Kathleen Parker notes Georgia Senator Zell Miller’s unexpected endorsement of George Bush citing trust in his vision for the future. The piece quotes a reader’s harsh critique of Democratic candidates and argues Americans seek civil discourse over bile as lives are sacrificed in war.
Senator Bob Graham announced he will retire when his term ends next year. The Florida Democrat, 67, cited family considerations after withdrawing from the White House race. His departure further weakens Democratic hopes to regain the Senate majority.
The Sun emitted at least three more powerful flares toward Earth over Sunday and Monday, bringing six flares since last Wednesday. Scientists expect further explosions as sunspots rotate out of view, possibly giving Earth a brief respite from geomagnetic storms. Satellite operators have taken precautions to limit potential damage from charged particles.
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