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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 2005
Page
2
A report details escapees from a Iowa facility who climbed an unguarded wall. Authorities investigate security lapses as prisoners remain at large. A separate item notes a man from Van Holme asserts self defense in a fatal shooting. Other briefs cover lab grown blood vessels from skin samples and high crash rates among young drivers in rural counties.
A large market in Port-au-Prince was set ablaze likely due to an electrical cable fault. Firefighters battled the blaze as residents fled the burning stalls and smoke-filled lanes.
Larry Zaruba told police he used marijuana for glaucoma but had not used it for a week before his car struck 19 year old Abby Bowman as she crossed First Avenue E in downtown Cedar Rapids. The incident prompted ongoing investigation and official statements.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists publication info including address 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401 postal details subscription rates and service numbers. It also notes AP news republication rights and postmaster address changes with daily delivery and mail options.
The Gazette highlights sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or other local recycling locations.
Leonard Pitts argues that Pat Robertson’s warning over Dover Pennsylvania school board votes mixes religion with science. He contrasts it with Kansas moves to undermine Darwin and urges separating faith from science to keep education rigorous and credible.
President Bush urged China to expand political rights for its 1.3 billion people during a stop in Kyoto. He cited Taiwan as a model of moving from repression to democracy and urged China to follow the path to prosperity with freedom. He met with Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi as the two discuss Asia security and Iraq coalition ties.
The House moves to pass a bill restricting sales of pseudoephedrine containing cold medicines, limiting purchases to 3.6 grams per day and requiring ID logs and locked storage, aiming to curb meth production while preserving access for shoppers. The Senate’s tougher Schedule 5 proposal would push Sudafed behind counters and cap monthly sales at 7.5 grams.
U S Catholic bishops approve rules for lay ecclesial ministers amid priest shortages. Lay workers now handle weddings baptisms and pastoral administrative tasks, raising debate over minister terminology and clergy status. Bishop Gerald Kicanas notes evolution due to priest scarcity.
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