Front Page Roundup Voters to Decide Government June 14
FRONTPAGE HEADLINES cover a vote by C.R. residents on June 14 to decide the local government. Also noted are family health struggles with epilepsy, a Wendy’s incident, and concerns at an oral surgery clinic. Protests and international tensions amid Beijing's stance on Tokyo's UN bid are reported.
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C.R
Wall Street
China
Beijing
Tokyo
U.N. Security Council
Shanghai
Gazette narrative size and address details
The Gazette publishes daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa with postal service in Cedar Rapids and subscription rates listed for carrier motor route and mail editions. Local AP news dispatches are exclusive to the Gazette. Postmaster address changes and contact numbers are provided.
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Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Gazette Communications Inc
U.S
Associated Press
Gazette Communications, Inc
P.O
Gazette contact directory reads like local newsroom contact list
The page lists phone lines for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City with numbers for general news tip line circulation and toll free access plus a note directing readers to GazetteOnline.com for the full company directory and emails.
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General News
Cedar Rapids Sn
Lowa City
Cedar Rapids
GazetteOnline.com
Gazette Champions Recycling and Soybean Ink Use
The Gazette promotes environmental support by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle papers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Drive SW or other local recycling sites.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Ingleside Drive
White House open to add-on private accounts in Social Security overhaul
President Bush presses for major changes but signals flexibility on private accounts. Scott McClellan says no ruling out options while Allan Hubbard notes possible add-on accounts as Democrats favor non payroll tax funding. Democrats oppose payroll tax diversion, seeking non replacing private accounts.
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Kirtland, Ohio
White House
Bush
Scott McClellan
McClellan
Acela Express shut down over brake cracks in wheels
Amtrak suspends all Acela service indefinitely after millimeter cracks found in 300 of 1 440 rotor brakes. Slower trains cover the Northeast corridor with refunds offered to canceled reservations. full repairs could take weeks to months. Acela carries about 9 000 daily riders on Boston New York Washington routes, about 20 percent of the corridor service.
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Washington
Amtrak
New York
Boston
Bill Crosbie
Crosbie
York
TSA screeners no better at airport checks since 9 11 reports
GAO and DHS inspector general findings due soon indicate TSA screening quality at airports is unchanged since the attacks. Representative John Mica says billions spent produced limited gains, with failures tied to training equipment and policy despite claims of improved staff.
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House
Government Accountability Office
Congress
Homeland Security Department
Inspector General
Transportation Security Administration
John Mica
Rfla
Associated Press
Mica
TSA
Mark Hatfield Jr
Hatfield
Homeland Security
Richard Skinner
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