Troops in Iraq Told to Expect One-Year Deployments
Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez states that all troops in Iraq will be deployed for a year with brief rest breaks and possible home days, affecting about 148,000 soldiers. meanwhile some may not have been informed of exact durations. Also reported are two Palestinian teens killed in Hamas and Fatah linked attacks and Florida aging population trends as retirees shift to Georgia Virginia Arizona Nevada.
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Liberian Civil War Rebels Lift Siege to Open Ports
Liberia's rebel leadership agreed to end the siege of Monrovia and its vital port within two days, enabling relief supplies to reach hundreds of thousands amid humanitarian need. The United States may deploy additional Marines from ships offshore if commanders determine they are needed to start aid flows.
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Equal-time rules halt Schwarzenegger films in California race
California broadcasters face a dilemma as Arnold Schwarzenegger runs for governor. Airing his films or a Gary Coleman episode could trigger equal-time requests from rivals, so stations likely won’t air Total Recall, The Terminator, or Diffrent Strokes repeats for months. Cable channels fall outside FCC equal-time rules.
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Judge urges reopening of Meskwaki casino
An administrative law judge recommends reopening the Meskwaki casino and resuming operations as they were before the closure. The ruling supports restoring activity at the gaming hall, pending any further actions.
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Deere earns 68 percent rise in third quarter profits
Deere & Co reports a 68 percent jump in third quarter earnings driven by nonagricultural equipment sales, surpassing Wall Street expectations. The report highlights solid demand across segments and signals continued strength ahead.
Correction on St Stephen's church address in Discovery
St Stephen's Catholic Church in Central City was listed with an incorrect address of 4700 Valley Farm Rd in Discovery. The Gazette invites feedback on accuracy and will publish corrections or clarifications. Call (319) 398-8313 or 14800 397-8212 to report issues.
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Gazette Iowa subscription rates and contact info
The Gazette publishes daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Details include carrier and motor route rates, mail editions pricing, and 24 hour contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries. Postmaster address is Gazette Communications Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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The Gazette Promotes Recycling and Community Tip Line
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City area readers are invited to use the Gazette commitment to the future. The notice highlights soybean ink printing and recycled newsprint while urging readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton and nearest recycling locations.
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Mike Tyson Declares Bankruptcy After Lavish Spending
Leonard Pitts argues Tyson’s $400 million burn rate signaled a long decline. Tyson filed Chapter 11, revealing debts he could not meet despite famed earnings. The column frames Tyson as a sick, pitiable figure whose wealth could not buy lasting respect or stability.
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Panel urges against broad smallpox vaccination plan
A scientific panel advised against vaccinating the general public for smallpox citing side effects risks to recipients and contacts. The panel urged shifting preparedness focus to identifying who should be protected and how communities should respond to a potential bioterror attack, while CDC efforts receive praise.
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Worm disables computers disrupts Windows networks worldwide
An AP report details the LovSan worm also called Blaster that affected tens of thousands of Windows PCs, forcing Maryland's motor vehicle agency closure and reducing Swedish Internet access. Microsoft issued a patch on July 16, but many firms failed to install it, raising fears of a more damaging future attack.
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