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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2005
Page
2
Rep. Tom DeLay appeared in court for the first time as a criminal defendant. His lawyer asked the judge to step aside due to alleged campaign donations to Democrats and liberal allies.
Columnist Linda Alexander offers a female perspective from Iowa's Technology Corridor. The piece reflects local life and regional trends in the state.
A correction notes Dowding Industries ranking as a top 60 Caterpillar supplier and corrects the National Czech and Slovak Museum address to 30 16th Ave SW Cedar Rapids. The Gazette invites accuracy feedback and provides contact numbers for corrections.
The Gazette broadcasts daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription rates for various delivery and mail options. It lists mailing address and postmaster, newsroom contact numbers, and AP republication rights.
Contact numbers and locations for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City listings include general news, tip line, circulation, and company directory references with emails at GazetteOnline com. The snippet compiles phone lines for reporters and departments plus a toll free line and online contact resource.
The Gazette highlights a commitment to sustainability by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive and at nearby recycling sites.
A political column rails at corruption and hypocrisy in both parties, applauds literacy as a virtue, and mocks the Harold Miers Supreme Court nomination. It notes President Bush reading a book during vacation and mocks the idea of accountability in public life.
Kansas Supreme Court unanimously rules that harsher penalties for underage sex involving homosexual acts violate equal protection. The ruling calls the statute biased and shows animus toward gay teenagers, ordering resentencing for 18 year old Matthew Limon.
President Bush told guests at the Reagan Presidential Library that Islamic radicalism is doomed to fail because he will not yield until defeated. He linked his resolve to Reagan’s effort to stay in the fight until victory, speaking beside Nancy Reagan in a new glass pavilion honoring Air Force One.
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