Patrol Cars Go Beige Again In Iowa State Patrol Shift
A Gazette column notes the Iowa State Patrol abandons black and gold for beige after a brief stint with the former colors. The writer jokes the change reduces car cleanliness and boosts perceived law enforcement effectiveness while poking at ISU rivals and recent world events.
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Blowing Snow Storm Halts Colorado Wyoming Roadways and Airport
A major blizzard battered the Plains with up to 18 inches of snow along the Rockies and 70 mph winds. Denver International Airport closed and tens of thousands lost power as highways froze and flights were canceled.
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Gazette runs corrections on misreported business and spelling
The Gazette corrects that Temple Island Inc. did not acquire Chesapeake Display packaging plant in Marion and notes Roby Kesler’s name was misspelled. It adds it will publish corrections or clarifications for accuracy and fairness and provides a contact number.
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The Gazette Promotes Recycling and Local Subscriptions
The Gazette urges readers to recycle newspapers using soybean ink and lists recycling drop points at City Carton and other locations. It notes Cedar Rapids publication details and subscription rates, including carrier, motor route, and mail options, with address for Gazette Communications.
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Bush proposes easing portions of species act
The Bush administration seeks to relax for a year key Endangered Species Act mandates, giving Interior Secretary Gale Norton more discretion in listing species and setting timetables. Critics call it a path to extinction and warn it could remove protections without court orders. The Clinton era had supported flexibility, while environmental groups decry the shift.
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Milosevic Rushes To Hospital Over Chest Pains
Former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic was rushed to a Belgrade military hospital after chest pains in his prison cell. His lawyer said heart problems required transfer and that details would be released by the Belgrade district court soon. Milosevic is known to have high blood pressure.
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