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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2008
Page
2
Victoria Osteen and husband Joel Osteen appear in court during a civil case over a 2005 Vail flight incident. Flight attendant Maria Johnson testifies that Victoria became agitated over a spill and pushed staff, while Sharon Brown claims physical contact occurred before boarding.
A U S military jury sentenced Osama bin Ladin's driver to a surprisingly light term, eligible for release in five months despite prosecutors seeking at least 30 years to deter terrorism. The report notes Iraq War deaths and mentions a pollock sale idea to aid flood recovery at the University of Iowa.
The page notes no Keillor column today and previews Hawkeyes coverage by Big Ten Tonight in Iowa City. It lists top online stories including a Marion High School body identification and local restoration projects, plus a Cedar Rapids school board candidate correction for Lisa Kuzela and a sexual assault arrest in Williamsburg.
The Gazette publishes daily Cedar Rapids news at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 with mail and motor route options. Subscriptions cost 4.90 weekly by carrier and 20.97 for 7 days by mail. other rates apply for out of state and U.S. territories.
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The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Iraqi officials say agreement envisions all combat troops out by October 2010 with remaining personnel gone by 2013 and cities cleared by June 30, 2009. U S officials dispute dates while immunity for troops remains unresolved and talks continue in Baghdad between Iraqi and American officials.
The AP reports the United States has reached at least 500 deaths in Afghanistan during the deadliest three months for U S forces. Civilian deaths rise with 472 killed in seven months, totaling about 600 Afghan fatalities January through July.
Obama and Clinton backers are coordinating convention logistics to keep the Denver gathering smooth. Clinton and Obama stress unity as they avoid pledging a formal nomination vote while planning speeches and a strong party finish in November.
Senator McCain urged a federal antitrust investigation into DHL plans to move packages to UPS planes and close the Wilmington hub risking up to 10 000 local jobs. He met with Ohio officials and residents to warn that the plan could raise costs and hurt consumers nationwide.
In Miami Raymond Hunter Geisel 22 appeared in court on charges he threatened to assassinate Barack Obama. He was held without bail after Secret Service arrested him Saturday. Affidavits allege Geisel made the threat during a bail bondsmen training class in late July and used a racial slur to refer to Obama.
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