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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2005
Page
2
New Orleans mayor raises death toll estimate to 10 000 as relief efforts ramp up for evacuees. Volunteers prepare housing units in New Orleans flood zone while a city exhibit promises far more than the famous American Gothic in scope.
Seconds after takeoff an Indonesian airliner veered left and slammed into a crowded area bursting into flames. At least 147 died including many on the ground, authorities said.
Former Marion resident Cheryl Evans of Covington La agrees she is fortunate after Hurricane Katrina. Her house survived but power is out and damages are limited. Local utility crews assess the outage and residents begin the recovery process.
Insurgents attacked Iraq's heavily guarded Interior Ministry building in Baghdad early Monday, killing two police officers, officials said. The report notes ongoing U.S. military fatalities in the Iraq War and details a broader news roundup across sections.
The Gazette based in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides daily editions and subscriptions by carrier motor route and mail. Contact numbers include 319 398 8333 3100 and the general line 319 398 8211 with post office box and address listed.
The Gazette commits to sustainability by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
AP reports drug firms study female sexuality after Pfizer abandoned Viagra for women. Researchers use MRI brain scans to link orgasm to mood and neural activity, noting the vagus nerve and brain pleasure centers as possible targets while noting challenges in measuring simultaneous brain and body activity.
The writer contemplates Katrina's devastation revealing how a nation feels stunned by a hurricane not man made. She notes mass suffering in New Orleans and along the Mississippi coast, calls for helping the living, questions policy choices, and highlights racial disparities amid crisis. The piece ends with a plea for patience, generosity, and unity.
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