Marines breach resistance in Tikrit as war nears goal
Marines overwhelmed pockets of resistance Monday in Saddam Hussein's home town Tikrit, the last major battlefield in a 26 day war to topple the Iraqi regime. A Pentagon official said two aircraft carriers would soon depart the Persian Gulf. Looting eased in Baghdad as opposition leaders met to plan renewal of power water and security services.
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Bluestem Agency to Reopen Hennessey Suit Talks
The Bluestem Solid Waste Agency plans a closed session to revisit the Hennessey 425 acre property dispute in southwest Cedar Rapids. The board weighs settlement versus trial as lawyer Ivan Webber notes the core issue is the lawsuit over the land.
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Davenport firm to manage Iowa Fund of Funds
Great River Capital of Davenport signs a letter of intent with the Iowa Capital Investment Corp to structure place and oversee investments for the Iowa Fund of Funds with a German bank as major investor. The arrangement covers allocation oversight and placement of securities within the fund.
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The Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Gazette published daily and Sunday at Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription rates for carrier and mail editions. Contact numbers for subscription service and the general office are listed, along with post office and AP republication note.
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Vigorous Exercise Tied to Lower Early Death Risk
A British study finds only vigorous activities like jogging hiking climbing stairs racket sports and swimming reduce early death risk from heart disease while walking bowling golfing and dancing show no benefit in a 10 year study of 2000 men. Details, 1A.
Human gene map holds great medical promise
An international research team reports the human genome map is 99.99 percent accurate, predicting breakthroughs in new drugs health forecasting and treatments. The work is framed as laying the foundation for a new era of medical advances and disease prevention across major illnesses.
James resigns as Cedar Rapids Washington girls coach
Paul James announced his resignation Monday as Cedar Rapids Washington High School girls basketball coach. He leaves with a 343 209 record over 24 seasons and two state championships, while remaining as football coach.
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Gazette area contact lines and directory details
The Cedar Rapids and Iowa City area listings provide general contact numbers for news, tips, and circulation along with a toll free line. It mentions the GazetteOnline.com directory and email availability.
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Gazette Promotes Recycling and Soybean Ink Use
The Gazette urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at nearby recycling locations. It highlights commitment to the future with soybean ink and recycled newsprint practices.
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Yes and No in Iraq After Saddam Fall
Kathleen Parker argues the antiwar crowd overplays caution while Bush and his allies stay focused on rebuilding Iraq. She reflects on Dowds remarks and Hitchens stance, praising restraint and the hard work ahead as a freed Iraqi people look forward.
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Kentucky study shows benefits of universal child vision exams
A Kentucky law requiring a comprehensive vision exam for school entry led to earlier detection of eye problems in children. A study found about one in seven examined needed glasses and five percent had major undiagnosed issues, prompting interest from other states and Congress.
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Chinese Leaders Admit Grave SARS Concerns
In Beijing authorities for the first time acknowledge grave worries over SARS amid rising deaths in China and Hong Kong. President Hu Jintao toured Guangdong hospitals as Premier Wen warned the outbreak could threaten economy and stability. Airlines and trains face possible passenger screening. Canada and the US identify the virus’ genetic code to aid tests and vaccines.
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