Thanksgiving column repeats family legacy from Jeanne Phillips
Dear Abby columnist Jeanne Phillips continues the Thanksgiving tradition with her holiday advice column, echoing the longstanding guidance first written by her mother.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2002
Page
2
Dear Abby columnist Jeanne Phillips continues the Thanksgiving tradition with her holiday advice column, echoing the longstanding guidance first written by her mother.
Directory of departments and contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices including general news tips lines and toll free numbers for ads circulation classifieds advertising and editorial.
The Gazette and Iowa City G announce publication details and USPS status. Address changes go to Gazette Communications in Cedar Rapids Iowa with listed phone numbers for subscription services and general inquiries.
Carl Kane, the 84 year old author of the Write Right grammar column, will publish his last piece this Thursday after a 23 year run producing more than 3800 columns. He cites health and age, noting his career as a writer and educator. The Gazette plans to seek a replacement columnist.
West Coast dockworkers and PMA reach a six year deal that would raise wages and pensions and add cargo tracking tech to speed ports. The agreement awaits ratification by about 10 500 ILWU members with a Dec 7 caucus and early January vote window. Health care costs and pension funding are key costs cited.
A Scottish man David McRae died from European Bat Lyssavirus after a bat bite. He was the first rabies case in Britain in a century, according to officials.
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