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Senate Republicans weigh Social Security steps without personal accounts, risking White House friction. Former Neverland guard testifies to lurid Michael Jackson allegations, defense skeptics credibility. Iraq war toll rises to 1543 U.S. deaths through Thursday, AP count. Judge refuses to drop Iowa Pierce sexual abuse charge. 3D mummy scan at Bowers Museum. Jetseta Bentley case video motion. Iowa casino site tour ends with licensing decisions looming. Foreclosures jump 50 percent February to March.
Correction notice clarifies spine model miscaption and disc details
A front page photo caption misidentified a spine model with an Atlantis plate while the focus story shows a PrestigeLP artificial cervical disc tested at Mercy Medical Center to replace a herniated disc. A separate correction notes Larry Mullendore's salary at The Eastern Iowa Airport was previously misstated.
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Mercy Medical Center
Larry Mullendore
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Iowa
Gazette Communications Inc Subscription Rates Notice
The Gazette lists delivery and mailing rates for Cedar Rapids Iowa including motor route and mail options. Contact numbers for subscription service and the general office are provided.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Gazette Communications Inc
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Associated Press
Gazette contacts and line numbers for Cedar Rapids area
Contact details list main newsroom and staff lines for Cedar Rapids area including numbers for general news, tip line and circulation. Provides toll free and local lines and directs readers to the GazetteOnline directory for emails.
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General News
Cedar Rapids
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Gazette promotes recycling initiative with soybean ink
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton, 901 Ingleside Drive SW, or other local recycling locations to support community recycling efforts.
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City Carton
Ingleside Drive
Benign neglect and a pizza loving baby
Jacquelyn Mitchard reflects on motherhood, choosing benign neglect at times and the mixed outcomes across six children. She contrasts strict early parenting with later relaxed approaches, noting healthier, self sufficient Will and other kids who pursued independence. She invites reader responses.
Iraq names Ibrahim al Jaafari interim prime minister in new government
In Baghdad a new Iraqi government forms with Ibrahim al Jaafari chosen as interim prime minister. Jalal Talabani, a Kurd, returns after a momentary halt to praise democracy. The task is drafting a permanent constitution and preparing December elections amid Shiite and Kurdish cooperation. The move raises concerns over Iran ties and Islamic law views.
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al-Jaafari
Iran
Islamic Dawa Party
Bomb attack kills two in Cairo bazaar injures twenty
An explosion in the al-Maski area near Khan al-Khalili killed two and wounded twenty as a motorcycle bomber struck a tour group. The dead include a French woman and 11 Egyptians with nine foreigners wounded. Initial police say a nail packed bomb exploded prematurely.
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U.S
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James Bullock
al-Maski Bazaar
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