Court upholds residency rule for sex offenders
The court sustains a residency restriction affecting sex offenders. In other national news, reports say 17 bombs in Iraq kill at least 50, including three Americans. Meanwhile University admission by class rank is labeled unfair. Pierre Pierce ordered to wear a monitoring bracelet. Iowa House speaker declares work finished.
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Treasure blunder leads to theft charges for four men
Four men who claimed to have unearthed a treasure worth up to 125000 were charged with stealing the cache while working a roofing job. Their arrests followed TV appearances as details reportedly changed with each retelling.
Farm equipment wrecks spike deaths in Iowa in 2004
State officials report twelve deaths from eleven farm equipment wrecks on state roads in 2004, more than double the five deaths last year. No explanation is given for the jump as authorities review the incident.
RoughRiders Pound Musketeers 5-0 in Clark Cup Playoff Debut
Cedar Rapids crowd of 2,609 watched the RoughRiders roll to a 5-0 victory over the Sioux City Musketeers. The win puts them 7-0 in Clark Cup playoffs with Game 2 set for Sunday.
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Correction: Wayne Meier Named Owner of Second City Square
The Gazette notes Wayne Meier is an owner of the Second City Square development at the former ShopKo site on First Avenue SE Cedar Rapids. A Friday Carpetland USA story omitted his name due to incomplete information, and a correction will appear in this space. Comments on accuracy can be directed to The Gazette.
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Gazette masthead and subscription rates notice
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists pricing for carrier motor route and mail editions. It provides contact numbers for subscription service and the general office while noting Associated Press republication rights.
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Gazette City Circulation Contacts and Directory
The message lists telephone contacts for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City circulation departments and provides a link for the complete company directory and email addresses at GazetteOnline.com. It references area codes 319 and toll free numbers for newsroom and circulation staff.
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Gazette promotes recycling and soybean ink use
The Gazette champions environmental care by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at local recycling locations.
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NASA delays shuttle launch to mid July after ice risk
NASA postponed the first post Columbia shuttle flight by at least two months citing ice forming on the fuel tank as a potentially deadly threat. Discovery now slated for mid July after repairs to install a heater on a 70 foot liquid oxygen pipe and roll the craft back to the assembly area.
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Lavish wedding halted as search ends for missing bride
Police in Duluth Georgia say they have exhausted leads in the disappearance of Jennifer Carol Wilbanks after a week of searches around the Atlanta suburb. Relatives offer a $100000 reward and guest counts shift to a prayer vigil, while fiancé John Mason faces police questions and polygraph negotiations.
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Girl Scouts sue for unpaid cookie debts in Wisconsin
In Waukesha Wisconsin a Girl Scout group filed small claims lawsuits against five adults for money owed from cookie sales during the annual fund raising drive. Amounts range from 301.42 to 1485.68 after repeated collection efforts. Christine Slowinski of the Great Blue Heron Council cites multiple outreach attempts before legal action.
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Faith and values Lesbian pastor reinstated by church court
The United Methodist Church regional appeals panel reinstated Rev. Irene Elizabeth Stroud who admitted to living in a lesbian relationship, ruling the lower court erred legally. Stroud, 35, could resume duties but will await the Judicial Council's final decision, saying ordination is sacred and she may wait to see church readiness to affirm her ministry.
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