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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2002
Page
2
A preview of how to plan a bowl trip, with focus on Pasadena wish lists and following Iowa or Iowa State. Sunday section titled Accent outlines tips for booking travel, lodging, and tickets.
A readable directory lists phone lines for Cedar Rapids Iowa City and related sections including Arts editorial features financial food milestones online photo and sports with multiple 319 area codes and an 800 line. The page serves as the contact guide for readers seeking section-specific assistance.
The Gazette urges readers to recycle newspapers printed with soybean ink and drop items at City Carton or nearby locations. Established newspapers in Cedar Rapids publish daily and Sunday from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 with AP news content and stated contact numbers.
Chris and Karen reveal Jacquelyn Mitchard cannot write her weekly piece due to both hands in casts after injuries. They pledge to fill in, noting her past absences and quirky tendencies while urging readers to contact her via The Gazette mailbag.
The Bush administration aims to privatize as many as 850000 federal civilian roles and open at least 15 percent to private competition by October 2003. The move, framed as saving money, faces strong union opposition and scrutiny over civil service protections.
New Science study notes that an amyloid beta vaccine used to clear brain deposits doubled stroke risk in mice, raising safety concerns after earlier trials in humans were halted for brain inflammation. Researchers caution the side effects warrant further investigation before clinical use.
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