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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2005
Page
2
Mohamed ElBaradei and the IAEA won the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize amid U N friction over Iran and Iraq. The award strengthens the nuclear watchdog’s standing after a key dispute with the United States.
Grant Wood faced personal and professional strain in the late 1930s, balancing a troubled marriage and teaching at the University of Iowa while defending Regionalism. He produced Parson Weems Fable in 1939, a work linking George Washington to the cherry tree tale with imagery tied to his Iowa City home. A Cedar Rapids exhibit further highlights his work.
The Gazette lists pricing for mail and carrier delivery including Morning Editions and Sunday issues with weekly and annual rates. It provides contact numbers for subscription services and general inquiries and notes AP republication rights.
The Cedar Rapids desk lists tip line numbers 398 8254 and 339 3155 for Mortar sustisponensessacebanerels and circulation queries plus a toll free option for Iowa City. The notice directs readers to GazetteOnline com for the complete company directory and emails.
The Gazette promotes a future oriented program by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It encourages readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
A reflective piece on fall, forgetful mornings, and the irony of tall versus short. Keillor jokes that suffering yields wisdom, then offers tips: keep one pocketed jacket, read Dickens, and take responsibility for having fun.
An AP Ipsos poll finds Evangelicals Republicans and Southern voters increasingly worried about the nation’s direction under President Bush. Only 28 percent see a right direction while 66 percent view it as wrong. Bush’s approval sits at 39 percent with waning Republican enthusiasm.
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