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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 2005
Page
2
The front page reports the federal government seizing 2.85 billion dollars from the Powerball prize pool. It notes ramifications for lottery funding and potential tax implications.
Protesters at a Crawford makeshift camp hold a moment of silence as Cindy Sheehan plans to return for Easter. Iraqi police arrest eight Sunnis linked to plotting the judge in Saddam Hussein's upcoming trial for crimes against humanity.
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides subscription options by carrier motor route and mail. Rates listed include Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues 2097 for 4 weeks 25695 for 52 weeks and 32760 for 52 weeks for other states. Contact numbers and post office box address provided.
The snippet lists various telephone lines for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City area news and circulation, including tip lines and toll free numbers for reader input and circulation inquiries. It references the GazetteOnline.com directory for complete contact details.
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing by using soybean ink and recycling newsprint. Readers are encouraged to drop newspapers at City Carton, 901 Ingleside Drive SW, or at nearby recycling locations to support local recycling efforts.
Editors and readers gather at the Cantigny museum to assess credibility and press independence amid the debate over anonymous sources. The meeting calls for transparency, oversight, and a possible federal shield law to protect confidential sources while safeguarding public trust.
Noon forums Tuesday and Thursday at Cedar Rapids City Hall will feature candidates for the Dec 6 council run-off. Tuesday covers at large seat, Thursday covers Districts 1 2 and 3. Mayor-elect Kay Halloran to discuss 2006 council plans.
Water service resumes in Harbin after five days of outage caused by a chemical spill on the Songhua River. Officials warn tap water remains undrinkable though usable for cleaning and laundry. Governor of Heilongjiang drinks tap water on TV as residents express relief and caution. The Jilin explosion underscores environmental costs of rapid development.
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