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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2005
Page
2
Mayor outlines a rapid reopening over the next week and a half, restoring the French Quarter and other vibrant districts as part of efforts to revive New Orleans post crisis. The phased approach aims to restore daily life, business activity, and cultural vitality across affected areas.
Grant Wood transformed the second floor haymow of a carriage house at 5 Turner Alley in Cedar Rapids into a studio and cozy apartment with a skylight kitchen a sunken tub bathroom and brick fireplace. The Cedar Rapids Museum of Art hosts an exhibit titled Grant Wood at 5 Turner Alley through December 4 featuring the artist and his remodeler students from McKinley Junior High School.
The correct phone number for the Cedar Rapids parking violations office is (319) 286-5549. Mike Deupree gave an incorrect number in his column Thursday. The Gazette invites feedback on accuracy and will publish corrections or clarifications as needed. Call (319) 398-8313 or 1 800 397-8212 to report issues.
The Gazette based in Cedar Rapids Iowa details publishing dates and address. It lists subscription rates by carrier motor route and by mail for various editions and lengths. It notes the Associated Press rights and provides postmaster and contact numbers.
Contact information and directory listing text provided, no readable news event or specifics to summarize into a card. No named persons or organizations beyond generic references.
The Gazette highlights its environmental commitment promoting agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Jacquelyn Mitchard reflects on poverty and mercy after Katrina and the tsunami, contrasting American responses and the dignity of the poor. She recalls relatives from Louisiana, cites compassion fatigue, and questions whether society treats poverty as self-inflicted while highlighting acts of generosity.
The article reports John Roberts addressing Senate Democrats during a Judiciary Committee hearing, esforçoing that he is not an ideologue and would uphold the rule of law as chief justice. Democrats voice concerns over civil rights and high profile issues, while Republicans are expected to back his confirmation.
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