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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2007
Page
2
Britain's government plans to reduce its military presence in Iraq by spring, signaling a major shift in postwar policy. Domestic observers weigh the impact on allied forces and regional security ahead of the next parliament session.
A 167 meter hairline crack installation by Doris Salcedo fills the Turbine Hall signaling a statement on racism. Tate says it is not an optical illusion and will be filled in April.
University of Iowa President Sally Mason declines to take a public position on a proposed ordinance restricting under 21s from bars in Iowa City. The issue drew attention amid local debates and university policies on campus life and alcohol.
Correction notice clarifies a reporter misnamed speaker Lee Benton during Hillary Clinton's visit to Anamosa. The Gazette invites readers to comment on accuracy and will publish corrections if needed. Call numbers provided for engagement or clarification.
The Gazette communications listing shows address Cedar Rapids Iowa, subscription rates by carrier and mail, motor route and weekly options. Also includes post office notice, AP republication rights and contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
A terse reader contact section lists area code 319 numbers for general news Cedar Rapids and Iowa City tips lines along with a toll free circulation line and a reference to a complete company directory with email addresses at GazetteOnline.com. The fragmentary text includes several phone numbers and city identifiers.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle papers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at local recycling locations.
Kathleen Parker questions Rudy Giuliani's habit of taking calls from his wife during speeches and at donor events. She weighs whether the behavior is a stunt or a sign of narcissism, arguing it undermines his suitability for the presidency.
Afghanistan resumed executions after a three year pause, shooting 15 inmates including a man who killed three foreign journalists. UN protested the mass death sentences, warning of possible NATO mission complications in Kabul.
A truck bomb exploded at a police station north of Baghdad damaging a school. In Dijlah and Tikrit another car bomb killed civilians and officers. Baghdad University blast killed five. 2 U.S. service members died in fighting.
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