Circus Cancelled After Hawkeye Downs Visit Sparks Probe
Larry Marchand and his three children planned a night at the Hawkeye Downs circus in Cedar Rapids but found no show. Ticket holders call for an investigation as the disrupted event leaves many puzzled and seeking answers.
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Faith Life debates on gay rights and marriage in church
The article discusses gay rights, gay marriage, and openly gay clergy as hot summer topics. It compares the debate to the civil rights movement, reflecting strong public interest and tension.
Apartment occupancy in Cedar Rapids drops from 97 to mid 80s
Landlords of Linn County report Cedar Rapids apartment occupancy fell from about 97 percent two years ago to between 85 and 92 percent this summer. Factors include low mortgage rates and lenders offering mortgages with little down payment, contributing to higher vacancies. Belle Plaine farmer John Gates receives 127 birthday cards after Connie Gates mails invites to 242 John Gateses nationwide.
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Judge urged to keep McLeodUSA suit by shareholders alive
A federal magistrate recommended that Judge Linda Reade not dismiss a shareholder lawsuit against current and former McLeodUSA officers. The case concerns 18 million McLeodUSA shares set aside for securities litigation in May 2002 during bankruptcy.
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Boston Archdiocese offers 55 million settlement in abuse suits
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston offered 55 million dollars to resolve more than 500 clergy sex abuse lawsuits. Attorneys for victims doubt the deal will be accepted in its current form.
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Hawk Eye Downs Speedway Debuts Live Web Cam
Gazette Online adds live Web cam at Hawk Eye Downs Speedway to its 2003 auto racing special report. View in car race video and read area driver profiles plus more at Gazette Online.
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Gazette contact and tip line details for Cedar Rapids area
Contact information for General News readers in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City including the tip line number 1 800 397 8212 and the Gazette online directory for emails and addresses.
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Gazette promotes green farming through soybean ink and recycling
The Gazette highlights commitment to sustainable print by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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Cronkite Debuts New Syndicated Column in The Gazette
Walter Cronkite introduces a weekly column presenting his independent stance as a fiscal conservative and social liberal. He argues for fair, unbiased reporting, acknowledges differences of opinion, and invites reader feedback while outlining his journalism ethos and contact details.
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Powell designates Chechen rebel Basayev as a U S threat
Secretary of State Colin Powell designated Chechen rebel leader Shamil Basayev as a threat to U S security and citizens. The notice in the Federal Register cites Basayev age 38 as having committed or posing a significant risk of acts of terrorism with links to the al Qaida network.
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West Bank raid kills Israeli soldier and three Palestinians
Israeli troops raiding a Nablus bomb lab killed three Palestinians during an early dawn raid. An Israeli soldier died, and a Hamas militant was among those killed as the operation surrounded two suspected bombmakers. The clash followed a fragile five week cease-fire amid border clashes with Hezbollah.
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Noelle Bush Completes Rehab and Returns Home
Noelle Bush, daughter of Gov. Jeb Bush, finished a drug rehabilitation program and a judge dismissed drug charges, allowing her to return home with her parents. She hugged Circuit Judge Reginald Whitehead at a drug court hearing after an arrest in January 2002 for allegedly attempting to use a fraudulent prescription to obtain Xanax.
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