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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 2002
Page
2
GazetteOnline invites readers to enter for free tickets to the Iowa versus Northwestern game on November 9 at Kinnick Stadium. Sign up now for a chance to win. participation is required to be eligible.
There is no magic pill to break alcohol dependence and relapse risk remains. Dr. Donahue discusses medicines that may help some alcoholics stay sober in this Good Health feature.
A correction clarifies that the new Marion development houses range from 130000 to over 200000 dollars, while previous reporting only cited condominiums. Readers are invited to share feedback via listed phone numbers.
The Gazette encourages readers to recycle by printing with soybean ink on recycled newsprint. It directs readers to drop newspapers at City Carton and nearby recycling locations and provides subscription and general contact numbers.
The Gazette begins The Gazette Reader Advisory Panel online inviting readers with Internet access to monthly surveys starting December. Jeff Wolff says quick surveys will give practical insights on news, ads, customer service and subscriptions, framed like a large focus group.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jim Doyle will not request the ad be pulled after Republican Scott McCallum accuses the attorney general of ties to a caucus scandal. Doyle plans to focus on positive messages and a shift in campaign emphasis in the final days.
Caroline Kennedy and Sergei Khrushchev met at the John F Kennedy Library in Boston on Sunday marking the first known gathering of the children of the rival leaders who faced the Cuban Missile Crisis. They viewed letters exchanged between their fathers and a copy of the 1963 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty kept by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
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