Terri Schiavo dies after feeding tube removed
National headlines report Terri Schiavo's death 13 days after feeding tube removal. Other items include speed limit move to 70 mph, charter for new local government, and a damning intelligence commission report on post 9 11 threats.
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Iowa City protesters challenge military scholarship pitches
Protests led by Blake Robinswood questioned university recruiters and urged Iowa City students to consider scholarships beyond the military while not condemning military offerings. A separate DHS assessment note discusses public record rules if abuse is found or not and how details may be redacted.
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University of Iowa
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Gazette of Cedar Rapids subscription rates and contact
The Gazette publishes daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription options including carrier and motor route rates for local editions and mail rates for 4 or 52 weeks. AP provides local news content and dispatches. Postmaster and general contact numbers are listed.
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Contact information and tips line for Gazette Iowa outlets
Directory style notice listing general news contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, a tip line, circulation contacts, and a note directing readers to GazetteOnline.com for the complete company directory and emails.
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Gazette promotes recycling and soybean ink use
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or other local recycling locations.
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Is It Nice We Don’t Execute Youths Anymore
The piece argues against juvenile capital punishment, noting a Supreme Court shift to deeming it unconstitutional under the Eighth Amendment. It cites evolving standards of decency and discusses adolescent impulse control, parental influence, and the possibility of growth, inviting reader responses to Tribune Media Services.
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Pope John Paul II in serious condition after heart failure
Vatican reports the 84 year old pope suffered heart failure after a urinary tract infection. He received nutrition through a feeding tube and potential last rites were discussed while crowds gathered near St Peter's Square praying and keeping vigil.
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Clinton official to plead guilty in documents case
Former national security adviser Sandy Berger will plead guilty in Washington, D.C., to taking classified documents from the National Archives. The plea, if accepted, ends a case tied to the 9 11 commission era and Berger's claim of an honest mistake while reviewing Clinton era anti terrorism materials.
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Nine Americans Feared Dead In Albania C130 Crash
A U S military C 130 crashed on a training mission in central Albania. Nine American personnel were believed killed, Involving joint exercises with Albanian forces. The aircraft departed Tirana Mother Teresa Airport and went down on Driza Mountain in Gramsh district, about 50 miles southeast of Tirana.
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Healthy smoker volunteers sought for noninvasive ultrasound study
Healthy smokers aged 30 to 60 with at least 20 years of 1 pack per day history are invited to a six day study at the General Clinical Research Center. Each visit lasts 1 to 3 hours with no other health problems. Screening is free and compensation is provided. Call the Human Cardiovascular Physiology Laboratory at Iowa to leave a message.
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Human Cardiovascular Physiology Laboratory
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Great White Shark Released After Record Captivity
A Monterey Bay Aquarium great white released back to the wild after 198 days in captivity, longer than any prior hold. Captured off Orange County in August, the shark gained about 100 pounds and began preying on other fish, prompting safety and welfare concerns.
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
Orange County
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Randy Hamilton
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