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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 2005
Page
2
Front page overview highlights evacuation push in New Orleans, and notes on housing changes downtown. Other topics include a Grand Wood exhibit, a deadly Paris fire, Aruba missing teens, and government secrecy.
A Gazette correction clarifies that John Quaid and his Biloxi family were misidentified in a prior story about Hurricane Katrina evacuees in Anamosa. The paper invites reader feedback on accuracy and provides contact numbers for corrections.
A general notice from The Gazette in Cedar Rapids outlines subscription costs for various delivery options and districts. It lists mail and carrier rates, frequency options, and provides contact numbers for subscription service and postmaster details.
The Cedar Rapids Iowa listing requests readers to visit GazetteOnline.com for the complete company directory and email addresses. It mentions tips lines for Cedar Rapids circulation and general news contacts.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at rit Carton and Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby locations.
French President Jacques Chirac, 72, was hospitalized after a circulatory problem in the eye. He is alert and receiving tests at a Paris military hospital, with several appointments canceled and Cabinet duties briefly shifted to Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin.
Insurgents killed 19 Iraqi security forces in clashes around Baquba while U S and Iraqi troops intensified a major assault in Tal Afar. Eight policemen fell in Baquba and two soldiers in Buhriz. other deaths included three Iraqi soldiers near Adhaim.
A kidnapped British engineer and two Japanese tourists are confirmed dead in Afghanistan, with the killings linked to militant violence ahead of elections. The incident follows a surge in deaths, including election workers and candidates, as U.S.-led forces report locating the Briton’s body and the two Japanese bodies found near Kandahar. The Gazette operates reduced hours on Labor Day with offices closed Monday and newsroom hours shifted for obituaries and submissions.
A fireworks and illegally stored gasoline building in Tlacotepec Guerrero exploded on Saturday killing about 15 people and injuring up to 20. Most victims were children who frequented the site on weekends. The blast occurred about 75 miles north of Acapulco, with some victims still buried in rubble.
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