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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2005
Page
2
Major Cedar Rapids institutions report tight budgets and declining attendance as they cope with funding shortfalls and aging facilities. Directors warn further cuts could threaten programs and community access to culture.
Iraqi judge Raid Juhi said the Saddam Hussein tribunal will proceed on schedule despite the slayings of two defense lawyers and threats to boycott over security. The court may appoint new defense teams if lawyers do not appear. Also noted, 2,065 U S military deaths since March 2003 per AP count.
A Meunier family returning from relatives found their house vastly transformed by unexpected help. The act came as a heartening turnaround for their wheelchair accessible home project, showcasing community support.
Open-government advocates press President Bush to post every Katrina contract and related spending on the Internet to deter fraud. The call targets lawmakers Chuck Grassley and Jim Nussle as key pursuers of accountability while noting The Gazette's support for public disclosure and NIE programs.
The Gazette hosts Editor's Coffee with Diana Nollen and editors ready to answer questions about news and sports coverage. The event runs 9 to 10 30 a m at 808 S Main St Monona with a staff intro at 9 30 a m and will be featured in the Community section. Next month the coffee will move to Vinton Benton County. Call Mark Bowden with questions at provided numbers or email.
President Bush departs for an eight nation swing through Japan, South Korea, China and Mongolia seeking tough trade, bird flu, and human rights reforms. Critics warn breakthroughs are unlikely as Iraq and the CIA leak saga weigh on his leadership while a regional bird flu pact may emerge at the APEC summit in South Korea.
France endures a night of violence with at least two schools firefighters alight and dozens of cars torched. EU President Barroso proposes 58 million to aid riot-hit towns with up to 1.2 billion in longer term support. The unrest enters its 18th night, yet government state of emergency remains in place.
A Cedar Rapids report claims most back pain sufferers lack methods to relieve pain. It lists options like heat and ice and sleeping positions, then offers a free Back Pain Relief Report via toll free number 1-800-207-6261. Dr. Krueger at 1962 1st Avenue NE is referenced.
The Gazette established 1883 at Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 lists subscription rates by carrier and mail options with weekly and yearly prices. AP news is used exclusively for local and dispatch content. Postmaster address and subscription service numbers provided.
Contact numbers listed for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City departments include 398 8313 for General News Cedar Rapids 339 3155 for City, 398 8254 Tip Line, and 339 3150 Iowa City Circulation. Additional lines reference 14800 and 397 8212 with unclear labels.
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or other local locations.
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