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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2006
Page
2
Robert Altman the acclaimed film director known for M A S H and Nashville has died at 81. The obituary notes his influence as an American auteur and highlights landmark works in a career spanning decades.
The Gazette corrects misidentified individuals in a photo and a drunken driving arrest report. Jerome Hanus was misidentified as William Franklin in a Dubuque-Davenport clergy photo. Nicholas Gordon, not Andrew Gordon, was arrested after using his brother’s name.
The Gazette published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa lists subscription rates for carrier and mail editions and provides contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries. It notes AP news dispatches for republication and Postmaster mailing address.
All area codes 319 unless otherwise indicated, complete company directory with email addresses at the end. The notice provides a phone and email contact path for readers seeking business listings and correspondence.
The Gazette promotes a future oriented program urging readers to recycle newspapers. It highlights soybean ink use and recycled newsprint while directing residents to City Carton at 901 Ingleside Dr SW or nearby recycling sites.
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on Gerald Levert death at age 40 and the legacy of black soul music. He recalls Eddie Levert, the O'Jays, and how begging songs shaped relationships, contrasting past warmth with today’s sex and product driven pop culture.
Government health officials report about 4.1 million U S babies were born last year with over 1.5 million to unwed mothers about 37 percent. The rise spans all racial groups and ages except 10 to 17 while Caesarean deliveries hit a new peak.
The annual UN WHO AIDS report shows global growth in infections and new deaths in 2006 with 4.3 million new HIV infections and 2.9 million AIDS deaths. Uganda shows rebound in rural areas and among pregnant women, while Thailand notes shifting patterns in new infections among married women.
The Gazette will run on limited hours Thursday for Thanksgiving. Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices close Thursday and reopen Friday. Newsroom opens to the public at 4 p m Thursday for obituaries and Friday morning notices with 7 p m Thursday deadlines.
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