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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2005
Page
2
A driverless Volkswagen led four robot vehicles to a $2 million prize in a Nevada desert race sponsored by the Pentagon, marking a leap since last year's failed effort as teams showcase safer warfare technology for humans.
Richard Gerrets, a correctional officer at Anamosa State Penitentiary, emphasizes respect for everyone including murderers and thieves, saying they are still people even when discharged. In Cedar Rapids, John Kerry campaigns for Justin Shields, urging new candidates at all levels. Father Pavone links euthanasia opposition to abortion stance amid Life Chain protest in Iowa City.
Roger Clemens came out of the bullpen to rescue the Astros and Chris Burke ended the longest postseason game in baseball history with a solo homer in the 18th, lifting Houston over the Atlanta Braves 7-6 in Houston on Sunday.
The Gazette published daily at 00 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa details subscription prices by carrier and mail options for Morning Editions and Sunday issues. It lists rates for various delivery methods and regions along with contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
Contact information for The Gazette including telephone lines and circulation in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City plus a statement about the paper's commitment to the future and recycling. It lists addresses and urges readers to recycle newspapers at designated locations.
Iowa marks the silver anniversary of expanded media coverage in courtrooms. Justice J L Larson notes that rules approved in 1979 faced skepticism and probation, but over 25 years cameras and microphones have not caused a mistrial. The court will continue requiring permission, though challenges have dwindled.
Senate leaders from both parties plan to question White House adviser Karl Rove about alleged back room assurances offered to win Conservative support for Harriet Miers. Senator Arlen Specter says the Judiciary Committee must know what the White House knew and whether preconditions influenced the nominee. Dobson said he was persuaded in a private talk with Rove to back Miers.
Dozens of foreign tourists fled mud devastated lakeside Mayan towns on foot and by helicopter as officials said communities buried by landslides would be abandoned and declared mass graveyards. Villagers gave up the search for hundreds missing five days after Hurricane Stan struck the Gulf of Mexico coast. More than 640 people died across Central America and southern Mexico after a week of rains. The mayor said a lakeside hamlet covered by a half mile wide mudflow will no longer exist. many missing are likely dead.
Rains drenched the East from North Carolina to New Hampshire forcing evacuations. At least three deaths were linked to the storm. New Hampshire declared a state of emergency and mobilized 500 National Guard members for flood relief. Keene saw roads buried under four to six feet of water.
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