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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2007
Page
2
A Kirkwood school community contemplates the impact of the 2006 murders as part of ongoing concerns among students. The case remains a point of reflection for staff and learners across the district.
Iowa wide receiver Dominique Douglas pled guilty to fifth degree theft after stealing three DVDs from an Iowa City Wal Mart. Coach Kirk Ferentz says his status with the team will not change. The story also notes Marion Indians offensive line excels, aiding an 8 1 record and a Class 3A playoff bid as they prepare to face Keokuk.
The Gazette, published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides mail and carrier subscription options. Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues cost 20.97 for four weeks and 256.95 for 52 weeks. Rates vary for other states and U S territories.
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City listings provide general newsroom contacts and a directory with phone numbers and an email link for the GazetteOnline site. The page directs readers to the corporate directory and includes a help line and fax-like numbers for staff.
The Gazette highlights a commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
President Bush’s attorney general nominee Michael Mukasey told the Senate Judiciary Committee that waterboarding is repugnant but did not say whether it is illegal. He pledged to study legality and to advise the president if any technique is unlawful, while acknowledging he has not been cleared to receive classified information. Democrats remain wary as they weigh support hinges on his stance on the practice.
Leonard Pitts criticizes FEMA for a 15 minute news briefing with staff posing as reporters and the Bush administration for repeated misinformation. He argues this erodes public trust, calls the episodes cynical, and urges accountability beyond apologies.
Robert Goulet, famed Broadway star and Camelot lead Sir Lancelot, died in a Los Angeles hospital at 73 while awaiting a lung transplant for pulmonary fibrosis. He rose to fame in 1960 and appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show and other programs.
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