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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2002
Page
2
The Gazette promotes a How To form for weddings engagements and obituaries online and invites readers to share vacation photo submissions in a feature titled How I Spent My Summer Vacation on GazetteOnline for print publication.
Trick or treat safety tips turn learning into a game for children. Accent highlights discuss Internet access in schools and how educators use TV and online resources to connect students with the world.
Local offices provide general news arts entertainment editorial features sports and circulation contacts in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City with toll free numbers and direct lines for each department including classifieds advertising and online services
The Gazette highlights agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle papers at City Carton on Sixth St. SW or at nearby recycling locations.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette established January 10, 1883, publishes daily and Sunday from Cedar Rapids Iowa with postal and subscription information. Associated Press rights, postmaster address, and subscription service numbers are listed for reader use.
Mike Deupree criticizes widespread absentee voting in Iowa citing voter fraud risk and diluted democracy. He warns that mass absentee ballots undermine the secret ballot and favor inactive voters, urging a return to original use for essential cases only. He notes Linn County counts and calls for reform.
President Bush said the United States seeks to persuade North Korea to disarm with help from China Russia and allies while pursuing peaceful diplomacy. He warned Saddam Hussein poses a unique threat and outlined tougher stance on Iraq.
The FDA is stopping imports of decorative contact lenses sold without prescriptions and will seize unapproved lenses found in stores and markets. It cites corneal ulcers and infections, with some cases needing corneal transplants, and urges only properly prescribed and fitted lenses. Consumers with problems should contact state offices or 1-800 FDA-1088.
Crowds gathered at a candlelight vigil beside the burned row house where Angela Dawson, 36, and her five children died after a confrontation with neighborhood drug dealers. Mayor Martin O'Malley led prayers for an end to drug violence as residents feared for the city’s future.
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