Counties report shift in drunken driving arrests
Of 180 people arrested for OWI in Linn and Johnson counties in July, 20 would not have been charged a month earlier. Those 20, about 11 percent of all arrests, recorded blood alcohol levels from 0.08 to 0.10 percent, the range that defined intoxication before June 30.
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Muslims agree to scaled back youth camp proposal
Muslim Youth Camps of America notified the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers that it will scale back its plan for a Muslim youth camp at Coralville Lake and submit a revised project proposal by the Corps' updated requirements.
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Adoption case reshapes lives on 10th anniversary
The Schmidt DeBoer custody battle ended with the birth parents returning their daughter to Blairstown from the DeBoers in Ann Arbor and spurred changes in adoption laws in 28 states. A separate item notes a woman accused of a hoax and felonious gun possession wanted in Urbandale after fleeing Des Moines.
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Prison budget requests filed for 2005 by corrections officials
Department of Corrections officials began presenting their 2005 budget requests Friday. They warned underfunding threatens safe secure and humane incarceration as prison admissions rise while staffing lags behind.
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Bishop offers whites pay to attend services in Shreveport
In Shreveport Louisiana Bishop Fred Caldwell proposes paying white attendees five dollars per hour for Sunday services and ten dollars per hour for Thursday night services to address racial gaps. Daughters of Saddam Hussein say they love their father but do not know his location and last saw him a week before the Iraq war began.
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North Korea agrees to six party talks on nuclear program
North Korea confirmed on Friday it would join six party negotiations with the United States China Japan South Korea and Russia to discuss ending its nuclear weapons program. The move marks a diplomatic breakthrough for the Bush administration and outlines the participants and purpose of the talks.
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Valley beats Iowa City High to reach 4A title game
West Des Moines Valley defeated Iowa City High 8-5 in the Class 4A semifinals Friday night to advance to the state baseball championship.
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Unemployment Dips to 6.2 Percent in July
The jobless rate fell to 6.2 percent in July while employers cut 44,000 positions that month. With weak hiring, about 500,000 people had stopped seeking work, and total losses since January reached 486,000.
Correction on Weekend film stars and reader feedback
The Gazette notes a correction for a Thursday Weekend listing of stars for the film Gigli, inviting readers to comment on accuracy and fairness and providing contact numbers for corrections or clarifications.
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Gazette of Cedar Rapids Publication Details and Rates
The Gazette published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa provides subscription options including Carrier weekly rates and mail plans The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches Other contact numbers and post office information are listed for readers and subscribers.
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Gazette Iowa City Cedar Rapids ORE directory contact numbers
Complete company directory listing with area code 319 contacts for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Includes telephone lines for circulation tips and service inquires and references GazetteOnline.com for email addresses.
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Gazette Promotes Recycling And Soybean Ink Use
The Gazette advocates environmental care by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive or at nearby recycling locations.
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Bomb destroys Mozdok hospital in Chechnya conflict attack
A Kamaz truck packed with explosives breached hospital gates in Mozdok near Chechnya, killing at least 22 to 35 and wounding 76 in a suicide bombing. Officials blamed Chechen rebels. Mozdok hosts Russian troops in the ongoing war.
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Episcopalians Vote on Openly Gay Bishop in New Hampshire
New Hampshire clergyman V Gene Robinson faced the first of three required votes to become the Episcopal Church’s first openly gay bishop. Delegates at the General Convention weighed unity and scripture as supporters praised his leadership and opponents warned of potential schism.
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