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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 2004
Page
2
Florida residents struggle to restore order after the hurricane as officials coordinate relief efforts. The U S Army is on track to meet its retention goals while a lifetime of collectibles is auctioned off in Fairfax.
National Guard and Reserve troops returning from Iraq and Afghanistan face job losses benefits cuts and stalled promotions as civilian employers tighten amid postwar workforce strains.
Iraqi police surrounded a Najaf hotel and ordered all journalists to leave, as a new U.S. offensive against militants near a revered shrine began. Brig. Ghalib al Jazaari signed the order, with threats of arrest for those noncompliant, later softened by a government spokesman who said authorities would take it easy on reporters.
VA Iowa City and University of Iowa researchers report that hospitalists help shorten hospital stays. The study suggests patients benefit from streamlined care coordinated by hospitalists for better discharge timing and efficiency.
The Gazette publishes daily Cedar Rapids Iowa with mail and motor route rates. Subscriptions range from weekly and 4 week to 52 week terms for local and out of state readers. Postmaster address and contact numbers provided.
Contact page lists Tetas company directory with email addresses and general inquiries. Provides guidance on reaching departments and submitting requests via listed emails and phone numbers.
A Time magazine reporter Matthew Cooper faces jail for refusing to reveal sources in a grand jury probe into alleged leaks of a covert CIA officer’s identity. U S District Judge Thomas Hogan held Time in contempt and imposed a 1000 dollar daily fine, stayed pending appeal, while rejecting First Amendment shields for journalists.
Knight Ridder reports that President Bush and Senator Kerry spar over stem cell therapy, ethics, and embryo creation. Britain licenses cloning of embryos for therapy, potentially accelerating global research. scientists warn embryo destruction remains a core issue and debate persists over adult versus embryonic cells.
On the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier, Jacques Chirac led a commemorative ceremony for the August 15 1944 Provence landings code named Dragoon. King Mohammed VI and 13 African heads of state joined veterans and other leaders in bestowing honors to those who helped lift Nazi control.
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