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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2002
Page
2
Lingerie trends highlight feminine looks and seamless pieces for fall. A Cancer Impostor report notes a woman misdiagnosed with lung cancer discovers a fungal infection and learns about its treatment with Dr. Donahue.
Local Gazette listing provides phone numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices across departments including Arts, Editorial, Features, Sports, Milestones, and Advertising. Also lists circulation lines, classifieds, online support, and a complete company directory with emails at GazetteOnline.
The Gazette urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton and other locations. It notes recycled ink is soybean based and lists mailing and subscription rates for The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette editions in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
The Gazette honors Phyllis Fleming for 45 years of service as deputy managing editor. A Garner Iowa native and 1955 Iowa graduate, she joined in 1957 and has shaped coverage while mentoring staff. Also notes John Donnelly’s retirement after 40 years with The Gazette Co. and highlights reader travel snapshots feature.
The 25 ton bronze doors of Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral will open for a dedication amid protests over sex abuse fallout. Cardinal Roger Mahony leads a procession of 565 clergy as Rafael Moneo's Spanish inspired design debuts a symbol rich interior with multilingual inscriptions and diverse religious imagery.
The Gazette announces reduced hours today for Labor Day with limited circulation offices in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Cedar Rapids accepts obituary and news items until 7 p.m. at 398 8313, 1800 397 8212, or after 4 p.m. in person. Iowa City offices close, items left in the mailbox.
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