Diocese Bankruptcy Opens Iowa Five Year Plan Link
Diocese of Davenport files for bankruptcy as part of a broader five year Iowa road plan and related front page items explore regional impacts and policy shifts.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2006
Page
2
Diocese of Davenport files for bankruptcy as part of a broader five year Iowa road plan and related front page items explore regional impacts and policy shifts.
Government forecasts a mild winter for most of the nation and lower heating bills with natural gas usage reducing average bills by about 119 dollars. The outlook hinges on energy supplies and costs as details appear across the paper.
The Bush administration says it will not be pressured into talks with North Korea. Included is a note about a correction on an Iowa debate date and other newsroom corrections.
Gazette Communications Inc publishes The Gazette from Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and length with pricing for mail Morning Editions and Sunday issues listed. Readers can contact subscription service at provided numbers or the general line for assistance.
The notice invites users to visit Gazette Online for a complete company directory and email addresses. It directs readers to the website for contact details and organizational listings. The item highlights a centralized online resource rather than printed data.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to sustainability by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Dr SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Leonard Pitts Jr. addresses an unknown killer in defense of Lemroy Lawrence a Miami Gardens teacher and Role Models mentor. The piece urges youths to reconsider paths of crime warning that future lives and community hope depend on choosing better over drugs guns and poverty. Pitts cites Frederica Wilson and the Role Models program and calls for reflection and reform among at risk young men.
China agrees to a limited sanctions package in response to the North Korean nuclear test, opposing the harsher U.S.-backed measures seen as crushing for its ally. U.N. talks continue as Japan, the United States, and others push tighter controls and asset freezes.
Sen. John McCain criticized Hillary Clinton for her comments on North Korea during a Detroit campaign stop for a Republican Senate candidate. He argued the Clinton administration’s framework agreement failed and cited repeated concessions as rewards for defiance, responding to Hillary Clinton’s criticisms of Bush-era policy.
Iowa figures criticize past policies on North Korea. Tom Harkin says earlier dialogue might have forestalled the bomb and Grassley notes UN sanctions show a united response. Governor Vilsack calls for a new administration with engaged foreign policy and stronger alliances.
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