Wedding notices reflect changing rules and era shifts
The Gazette discusses timely wedding announcements, noting a six month window for publication and how past decades demanded rapid coverage. It recalls 1950s three week and 1960s thirty day rules, shifts due to photography delays, and modern trends where couples or editors treat public notices as afterthoughts. It cites editors Ellen Howry and Mary Westphalen, and mentions George Ford as financial editor with TV and online tie-ins.
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Commitment to the future The Gazette promotes soybean ink
The Gazette highlights eco friendly printing with soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle papers at City Carton Cedar Rapids or through nearest recycling location. The paper, editions of Gazette Communications Inc, lists mailing and subscription rates and contact numbers.
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Reprint Your Local Gazette Photos by Phone
You can purchase reprints of local photographs published in The Gazette. Call 368-8585 for details.
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Gazette offices open reduced hours for Labor Day
Gazette announces limited hours for Labor Day with key contacts. Circulation in Cedar Rapids accepts calls until 11 am at 398-8333 and 1-800-397-8333. Iowa City circulation until 9 am at 319-339-3150. News Desk after 4 pm at 398-8313 or 1-800-397-8212. Classified and Display ads and offices closed. resume 8 am Tuesday. Deadline for information is 7 pm.
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Gazette newsroom opens to the public this afternoon
The Gazette announces its newsroom will open at 4 p.m. today for public submissions. Obituary information and other items for Tuesday morning’s edition can be delivered to the newsroom or called in. Readers are directed to GazetteOnline for updates and to CITYLINE numbers for AP briefs.
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Troy Donahue dies at 65 in Santa Monica obituary
Los Angeles AP reports actor Troy Donahue died at St. John's in Santa Monica after a heart attack. The 1960s teen idol, born Merle Johnson Jr. in 1936, starred in A Summer Place and Parrish and later appeared on Surfside Six. He faced career decline, struggled with addiction, and is survived by a sister and two children. He lived with fiancee Zheng Cao in Santa Monica.
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