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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2003
Page
2
Sisseton High School paid 3500 dollars for 125 old marching uniforms from Linn-Mar. Linn-Mar volunteers delivered the used outfits to Marion for the Swamp Fox Festival parade with the Sisseton Marching Redmen invited to perform Saturday.
The Wehrenberg Theatres chain, a long standing family owned company with 40 locations in Illinois and Missouri, announces a $10 million project to build a 16 screen theater on Council Street NE in Cedar Rapids marking its first theater venture in Iowa.
The Cedar Rapids Symphony cuts prices for the seven concert Masterworks series with 50 percent off for first time subscribers from last year. The deal aims to attract new concertgoers as the season opens September 20.
Gazette readers traveled widely this summer taking newspapers and photos. The Community section will publish many pictures from The Gazette goes on vacation, with many more online at www.GazetteOnline.com.
The Gazette established 1883 publishes daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa with home and mail editions. Rates listed include carrier 4.95 weekly motor route 5.30 weekly and mail plans 19.64 for 4 weeks or 256.95 yearly within Iowa and territories. Postal changes and contact numbers provided.
Iowa improves to 2-0 behind fast start with touchdowns on five opening possessions. Defense and special teams contribute scores as Buffalo’s losing streak reaches 12 games. Iowa State pulls away 48-20 against Ohio after improving from prior week.
Mahmoud Abbas quits as Palestinian prime minister signaling a blow to the road map toward Middle East peace. An Israeli jet bombs the home of Hamas founder Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, wounding him. the clash sharpens tensions amid ongoing violence.
Fabian brought 120 mph winds to Bermuda causing widespread damage. Four people are missing after vehicles were swept from a causeway, 26,000 homes without power, and dozens seeking shelter. Premier Scott vowed unity as search and recovery continue.
A contact phone line listed as 339 3155 with area code 319 indicated for local inquiries. Provides no additional context or services.
The Gazette pledges commitment to the future by promoting agriculture and recycling. It prints with soybean ink on recycled newsprint and urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Former U S Representative Charles Bennett, Florida's longest serving congressman and champion of ethics reforms, died in a Jacksonville nursing center at age 92. He served 44 years in Congress, chaired the first House Ethics Committee, and was known as Mr Clean after refusing his pay.
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