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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 2005
Page
2
The Czech and Slovak museum celebrates 10 years of growth and public interest highlighting its exhibits, educational programs, and community events that drew visitors from across the region. The milestone underscores ongoing efforts to preserve regional history and foster cultural exchange.
A Gazette correction notes the NASCAR Busch Series name was misspelled in a Thursday story about newsroom pressure. The paper invites reader comments on accuracy and will publish clarifications, with contact numbers provided for feedback.
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists subscription options for carrier and motor route delivery as well as by mail Morning Editions and Sunday issues. Rates shown include 4 weeks 20.97 and 52 weeks 256.95 for local, and 327.60 for 52 weeks to other states. The AP holds republication rights to local news. Address changes go to Gazette Communications Inc. P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406. The general number is (319) 398 8211.
The Gazette notes its commitment to agriculture by printing with soybean ink and encourages recycling, listing recycling locations and a city office contact line as part of its community outreach.
Column urges awareness of No Child Left Behind Act section 9528 granting armed forces access to student data and unsolicited contact. Author notes lack of parental notices and offers steps to opt out via form requests and the leavemychildalone.org site.
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a compromise bill to stiffen penalties for sex offenders who harm children, dropping Grassley’s death penalty proposal. The Cedar Rapids case of Jessera Gage spurred the move. The measure sets mandatory minimums up to life for child death and 30 years to life for kidnapping or serious harm, and moves to the full Senate.
Rep. Tom DeLay turned himself in at the Harris County sheriff's office, was fingerprinted photographed and released on 10000 bail on conspiracy and money laundering charges. Accompanied by attorney Dick DeGuerin he appeared before a judge and left within 30 minutes.
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