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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2011
Page
2
Scattered readable items include calendar notations, event times, addresses, and names such as Benen Mise Ras, Cedar Ras, and Patton ip. The fragment shows venue cues, dates, and times, with partial listings like 7 pm, 1-29, and 230k ytdes, reflecting a chaotic mixed-content page segment.
An evening lottery draw report lists several numbers and participants. It mentions jackpots and various local bets, with expected payouts and highlighted numbers such as 49 and 22. The entry notes keep probabilistic references and the overall prize pool for the session.
Fragmented OCR notes mention a Thursday forecast and Friday outlook for a district region. It references a redistricting plan, a panel named a representative, and vague mentions of gas prices or transport. Names and places are unclear due to corruption in the text.
OCR damaged text appears to refer to a postal or subscription notice with scattered numbers and names. It mentions Cedar Rapids and a postmaster contact, plus cryptic references to rates, durations, and a subscription series.
In Cedar Rapids US Attorney Bob Taig announces retirement after decades with the Northern District of Iowa. He served as office spokesman for ten years and plans to watch Kernels baseball while transitioning to early retirement offered by the Department of Defense.
Cedar Rapids Democrat Rogers says Linn County is moving past the 2008 floods with recovery projects and fiscal focus. He notes progress in services and planning while urging continued resilience as residents and voters push for long term rebuilding and safety improvements.
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