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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2009
Page
2
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A dense list of community calendar items including Lunch Series at Linn County Nonprofit Resource Center noon sessions at Cedar Rapids venues, teen programs at Cedar Rapids Public Library, Native American drums at Wickrup Hill, fall harvest at Indian Creek Nature Center, artist talks at African American Museum, lectures at University of Iowa, and multiple city and county government meetings across Cedar Rapids Coralville Hiawatha Marion Fairfax and more with times and locations.
The Gazette lists publication details for Cedar Rapids Iowa including address 500 Third Avenue SE 52401 and P.O. Box 511. It provides subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail editions and notes AP republication rights and postmaster address changes.
The snippet lists phone numbers for general news, circulation, and a tip line in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, with toll free options. It presents typical newspaper contact information for newsroom operations and reader services.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Dr SW or at local recycling locations.
Iowa guard Jarryd Cole started and scored three points in a 76-53 exhibition win over Marian, after a box score clerical error misidentified him. A separate Easter Iowa lawn seeding schedule notes zone boundaries and dates for mid August to late September. The Gazette also corrects a missing stocks page and a duplicated funds section, and clarifies an event venue address for Medicare meetings in Marion.
The Gazette notes the Silver Star is the third highest valor award after the Medal of Honor and the Distinguished Service Cross. A Monday column suggested it ranked second behind the Medal of Honor. Readers may comment on accuracy and fairness. corrections will be published. Call 319 398 8313 or 1800 397 8212.
Linn County supervisors plan an ordinance to create a nine to ten member public art commission. It would guide art selection for rebuilt facilities and require 1 percent of project costs be spent on public art. The panel will work with artists and architects on sites including the new Juvenile Court facility.
About 75 Eastern Iowa veterans fly from Quad City International Airport around 7 a.m. on an Honor Flight to Washington DC to tour the World War II Memorial and at least half a dozen monuments. Donors and local companies covered expenses. Bob Arnold 87 Cedar Rapids Navy 1942 1946 expresses excitement and relief.
Government offices state and federal close Wednesday for Veterans Day along with post offices and many libraries Marion and Coralville close while Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Hiawatha stay open. City buses run normal in Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Coralville with altered parking rules and garbage pickup slotted for Wednesday or Thursday in Iowa City.
Iowa and Illinois lottery drawings list winning numbers for Cash Game Pick 3 and Pick 4, Illinois Little Lotto and Lotto. The day’s jackpot stands at $11 million with a full set of midday and evening results including 19 20 23 31 32 for Cash Game and 15 19 20 25 42 45 for Lotto.
Navy veteran Richard Norton, 83, of Cedar Rapids, reflects on how he and escorts will complete the day as he travels with his son Bob Lehman to a veterans memorial. Lehman, also 83, recalls enlisting at 18 and says the journey is the greatest thing for his service memories. Brian Ray's photos accompany the Gazette feature and Mark Geary reports on KCRG TV9 at 10 p.m.
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