Front-page headlines reflect political, social shifts
Frontloading of primaries and a study on abstinence students are noted alongside tax details for President Bush and the vice president. Other items cover Imus apology, military deaths in Iraq, Iraqi lawmakers defiance, a WWI parade rehearsal in Russia, Iowa City tornado anniversary impacts, and online hate sites as a social issue.
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Women urged to seek public office at Iowa conference
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend urged Iowa Women’s Leadership Conference attendees to run for office. Townsend, Maryland’s first female lieutenant governor, spoke in Coralville on Friday. The item frames leadership as a path to impact and public service.
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Gazette Communications Daily Newspaper Notice
Gazette announces daily publication from Cedar Rapids with postal details and subscription rates. Information lists mailing addresses, postmaster notice, and contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
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Local Gazette Directory Listing
Contact details for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices include circulation contacts with numbers 298-8333 329-3130 and 200 397-8333. a computer company directory and email addresses are listed with online access at GazetteOnline.com.
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Gazette Promotion Encourages Newspaper Recycling Initiative
The Gazette advocates sustainability by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton located at 904 Ingleside Dr. Sw. in their nearest recycling location.
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Walking in New York Awakens Senses and Spirit
The author extols walking over driving to feel alive in New York City. He obser ves diverse pedestrians, a subway Mozart performance, neon and billboards, and a blue suited evangelist as he reflects that walking enlarges life and understanding. He urges readers to step outside, then signs off inviting letters to Garrison Keillor.
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Electronic tax filings rise as deadline looms in AP poll
The AP Ipsos poll shows about 54 percent file electronically with convenience cited as the driver while security concerns persist. April 17 is the filing deadline due to Emancipation Day and a Sunday. A large share use professionals or software, and half rely on a preparer.
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Governor Corzine Injured in SUV Crash Without Seat Belt
Spokesman said Governor Jon Corzine was not wearing a seat belt when the official SUV failed to halt and struck a guardrail Thursday night in Camden. He sustained multiple injuries including a broken leg ribs breastbone and vertebra and remained sedated on a ventilator with surgeries ongoing.
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