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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 2002
Page
2
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Feature noting thousands of foreign children detained by the INS and discussing their custody. It asks what should happen to them while in INS care. Also mentions a University of Iowa program encouraging men to enter nursing.
The Gazette corrects that WMT Radio was once in the Paramount Theatre Building not the Paramount Theatre. It also notes Iowa Court of Appeals members are judges not justices. Readers can call for accuracy corrections.
President Bush will observe the Sept. 11 anniversary with a daylong circuit to the Pentagon in Arlington, the World Trade Center site in New York, and the Pennsylvania crash field. White House officials describe it as a solemn event to honor victims and frame the wartime terrorism challenge.
Israeli troops entered Nablus with a convoy of tanks and armored vehicles arresting at least 50 Palestinians during house to house searches. The operation destroyed two buildings and labs while clashes left two gunmen dead and a civilian elder woman among five Palestinians killed. Israel plans to transfer relatives of suspects to Gaza as deterrence.
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U S District Judge Gladys Kessler ruled the government must reveal the names of more than 1 000 people detained in the Sept 11 investigation. The ruling requires the Justice Department to disclose names within 15 days unless an exception applies. The decision challenges secrecy in post 9 11 security measures and could prompt appeals.
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