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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2001
Page
2
Religion writer Clark Morphew argues confession anchors clergy work. He recalls pastors facing personal struggles, fear of intimate dialogue, and missed chances to heal parishioners. The piece urges daily parish contact to foster meaningful confessional moments and gentle, restorative endings.
A federal appeals court rejected Microsoft’s request to pause the four year antitrust case. The ruling clears the way for a new judge to determine penalties, with potential impact on Windows XP due in October. Analyst Gavil notes possible government conduct remedies could alter Windows XP or prompt settlement.
Rep. Gary Condit plans a public return with a letter to constituents and a national media interview about missing intern Chandra Levy. Police say he is not a suspect and no crime is proven. Condit admits a past romantic involvement with Levy and has been linked to other women.
The Cedar Rapids Police Department arrested 727 people for drunken driving in 1997, not 506, due to a police error. Thirty four percent of those arrested refused breath tests. Corrections also clarify credit card figures for the SEC and employees and invite reader feedback.
The Gazette promotes sustainable journalism by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton located at 4250 Sixth St. SW or via the nearest recycling drop-off.
John Dilulio, head of the White House Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, resigns after seven months citing health and personal reasons. He cites White House politics and fatigue from his Philadelphia commute. He completed a report on barriers faced by religious groups and says Bush's legislation remains alive.
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