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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2005
Page
2
U S officials project about 400 000 jobs could be lost nationwide after Katrina. Economic analysts warn the storm will hit employment in construction, hospitality and retail. Government relief proposals aim to stabilize affected regions.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said he will veto the legislative effort to legalize same sex marriage, citing the voters' intent. The move comes amid ongoing national debate on marriage rights and state action.
Mitch Albom's column is missing from today's Gazette and is expected to return next Thursday. The absence leaves readers awaiting his signature reflections and perspectives.
Cedar Rapids Kernels finish 35 35 in second half and one game out of a postseason spot in the Western Division. The team closed 11 5 in its last 16 games. Details, 1C.
The Gazette corrects festival and parade times. Hitaga Artisans Festival runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Marion Swamp Fox Festival parade starts at 10 15 a.m. Saturday. Readers may submit feedback by calling provided numbers.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids lists its publication details and subscription rates for mail and motor route delivery. It notes AP news republication rights and provides post office box for address changes and customer service numbers.
Local contact numbers listed for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City including general news and circulation lines. Tip line and address details appear, with toll free and online directory information.
The Gazette highlights commitments to sustainable paper by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or other local recycling locations.
Chief Justice William Rehnquist was buried in Arlington after a two hour service at St Matthew Cathedral with President Bush praising his duty and integrity. The eight sitting justices attended along with John Roberts as Bush successor and Rehnquist’s private grave was marked in Arlington near his wife.
The Flight 93 Advisory Commission picked the Crescent of Embrace, led by Paul Murdoch Architects, for a 2000 acre memorial in Shanksville Pennsylvania. A chapel with 40 wind chimes will honor the 40 passengers and crew, with trails, a visitor center, and a crescent of maple trees surrounding the crash site.
President Jacques Chirac did not attend the weekly Cabinet meeting marking his first absence since 1995. Officials call his illness a small vascular accident affecting one eye and doctors offered possible causes from a retinal vein rupture to a stroke.
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