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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2005
Page
2
Front page note that six evacuated families are expected in Cedar Rapids today. A city volunteer who served in the Gulf during Katrina lives and works in the crisis, while museum goers get a preview of the American Gothic exhibit. UI student inspires peers battling kidney disease with effort and fundraising.
Israeli troops demolished the last Gaza Strip installations ahead of a full pullout expected by early next week. Soldiers will stay in armored vehicles while guard posts are dismantled as bases are cleared.
As of Friday, at least 1,896 U.S. military personnel have died since the Iraq war began in March 2003, according to an Associated Press count.
A 6 1/2 year mystery ends with the disappearance of Mark Berger a 39 year old Kalona father of four. Details reveal new information and closure for the case.
Grant DeVolson Wood was born February 13 1891 on a farm near Anamosa as the second child of Francis M and Hattie Weaver Wood. After his father died in 1901 his mother moved the family to Cedar Rapids and bought a house near Coe College. An exhibit Grant Wood at 5 Turner Alley runs through December 4 at the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art.
A Sept 1 Gazette article misidentified Dr. Israel Fernando of Cedar Rapids and eastern Iowa as a board-certified dermatologist. The Gazette invites reader feedback on accuracy and will publish corrections or clarifications as needed.
The Gazette publishes daily from Cedar Rapids, Iowa with subscription rates for carrier and motor route delivery and mail editions. The paper notes AP news use and provides post office and subscription contact details for service changes and inquiries.
The Gazette champions sustainability by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations to support future agriculture.
A reflective narrator contrasts after Katrina with prior reliance on strangers. He criticizes government, endorses high ground and self sufficiency, and recalls jazz history in Storyville. He condemns patronage and poor federal response while urging self reliance and caution.
Senate investigation into the Supplemental Terrorist Activity Relief Act program amid reports of lax oversight. Sen. Olympia Snowe demands answers from banks and the SBA while Sen. Hillary Clinton pushes for a comprehensive review of STAR. The program guaranteed $3.7 billion in loans.
President Bush awarded posthumous Medals of Valor to 442 firefighters police officers and rescuers who died on September 11 2001. The ceremony at the White House drew lawmakers and family members including Port Authority police officer George Howard's mother Arlene Howard and others remembering loved ones who rushed toward danger. The 9/11 Medal of Valor honors those who perished while aiding others in the attacks.
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