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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2003
Page
2
An Israeli delegation arrived in Washington to discuss routes for a West Bank barrier aimed at preventing Palestinian suicide bombers and other attackers from infiltrating Israel. Details on talks and implications follow.
Public appreciation of inmate labor at Luster Heights prison camp ushers in a fresh start. Other items note Lieberman backing war policy, a widow auctioning farm equipment, Wes Obermueller’s first major league win, Mia Hamm assisting three goals in a US Sweden match, Greg Maddux’s 16 straight 15-win seasons, healthy lifestyle tips for families, wine and peanuts affecting yeast lifespan, and a prompt to sign up for the GazetteOnline newsletter.
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides订 subscription rates by carrier and mail options. This notice lists pricing for Morning Editions Sundays 7 issues and 52 week rates and includes contact numbers for subscription service and the general office.
The Gazette offers a complete company directory with email addresses at www.GazetteOnline.com. It highlights commitment to agriculture, soybean ink printing, and recycling through City Carton and other locations.
The Gazette conducts an late July telephone survey of 364 adults across Linn Johnson Benton Buchanan Cedar Delaware Iowa and Jones counties to gauge opinions on health care costs environment public education economy and related issues. Results will appear in Outlook 2003 across four Sunday issues in October with comparisons to a 1993 survey. The Far Side returns in a 92 day Sunday daily serialization starting Sept 28 and running through Dec 28 with a book release October 21.
In Seattle on Queen Anne Hill the 5 Spot posts a fat by design dessert called The Bulge after diners sign a waiver. Co-owner Peter Levy says the stunt mocks obesity lawsuits while lawyer John F. Banzhaf III notes the issue remains serious amid rising U S obesity studies and recent McDonald suit setback.
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