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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2005
Page
2
The roundup notes Amber Alert effectiveness in Cedar Rapids with glitches and reports on Mount Mercy nursing student PDA use. It covers rising cell phone rules, NIH women speaking on harassment, and Mideast violence with Israeli police at a holy site and Gaza mortar fire.
Families beg captors to release a Pakistani embassy employee held in Baghdad while an al Qaida ally in Iraq claims it kidnapped and killed a senior police official. The AP tally reports 1 546 U.S. military deaths in Iraq since March 2003.
Darold Sindt describes model numbers years and parts variations of John Deere tractors in the Sindt Antique Museum. Rooms display only a portion of the private collection owned with his sons.
Tiger Woods captures the Masters title in a playoff at Augusta National after rain delays and a fierce late challenge. Jeff Gordon wins the Advance Auto Parts 500 as NASCAR honors Hendrick team members killed in a plane crash.
The Gazette, established 1883 and printed daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa, lists subscription rates by carrier and mail options. It notes postal procedures and AP news rights, with contact numbers for subscription service and the general office.
Complete company directory with area code 319 listings and email addresses. Readers are directed to www.GazetteOnline.com for full contact details and updates.
The Gazette promotes future sustainability by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
The St Ansgar Enterprise Journal reports a mock ordinance requiring coin operated washers and dryers with 25 cent per use fees. The joke, created by Chuck Peterson, sparked mixed reactions in a town of about 1 100 residents as readers debated privacy and future pranks.
Vatican City AP reports that the next pope must address Islam and Protestant evangelism, secularism in Europe, and sex scandals in America while living up to John Paul II's example. Cardinals begin ballots April 18 as public anticipation and scrutiny rise.
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