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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 2005
Page
2
A prison warden in Fort Madison was removed from duties following an escape incident. Officials cited security lapses and ongoing investigations as the reasons for leadership change during the aftermath.
Iowa Utilities Board approves Alliant Energy's 387 million sale plan for the Duane Arnold Energy Center despite criticizing the company's long range planning. The decision clears a major hurdle in the controversial transaction.
The Gazette outlines options for a holiday week break including Vacation Packs and temporary subscription pauses. It also invites donations via the Newspaper in Education program to provide newspapers for classrooms.
The Gazette corrects that West Delaware football coach Dave Winkowitsch has three stepsons, Jack, Trent and Kyle, who actually bear the Curley surname. Readers are invited to comment on accuracy and can call the provided numbers for corrections.
The Gazette announces subscription rates for morning editions and Sunday issues with 7 issues per week and varying prices for 4 and 52 week terms. It provides contact numbers for subscription service and the general office in Cedar Rapids Iowa along with postmaster and mailing details.
Directory style listing with phone numbers for SOAR OME MATIS TIP LINE POM IRS and circulation contacts in Cedar Rapids area plus a note directing to GazetteOnline.com for email addresses.
The Gazette pledges to support agriculture by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or any local recycling location.
In the Northern Neck District five schools ban handshakes after games due to recurring rowdy scenes and taunts. Administrators affirm the rule despite parents and editors criticizing the move, arguing for accountability and sportsmanship through stronger conduct rules and consequences rather than abandoning handshake tradition.
U S citizen Jose Padilla held as an enemy combatant for over three years faces charges with four others for aiding a North American terror cell that sent money and recruits overseas to murder maim and kidnap. Indictment omits earlier sensational hotel and dirty bomb claims.
Ahmed Omar Abu Ali, a 24 year old U S citizen raised in Virginia, was found guilty on all counts including conspiracy to assassinate the president and providing support to al Qaida. Sentencing set for February 17. He rejected torture claims and plans to appeal.
The Gazette will operate on reduced hours Thursday for Thanksgiving. Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices close for the day but contact lines remain until 11 a.m. Obituary items for Friday edition can be delivered after 4 p.m. Thursday with a 7 p.m. Thursday deadline. Advertising offices reopen Friday.
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