Power grid fears shadow U S blackout probe
Scientists warned the White House and Congress in November about a vulnerable national power grid. Investigators focus on three failed transmission lines near Cleveland as the nation confronts a large blackout. A water main explosion in Baghdad halts oil exports to Turkey and a Baghdad prison attack kills six. Reuters cameraman shot outside the prison. A new resistance group vows to fight the U S led occupation.
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Reuters
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Deal would shield Palestinians from arrests and attacks in Liberia clash
Officials said Israel may offer a deal to protect Palestinian militants from arrest if they stop attacks and stay in their towns. In Liberia, rebels and government forces agreed to allow aid agencies into all areas, expanding access to hard to reach countryside.
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Liberia
Long-term protection from smallpox vaccine suggested
A September Nature Medicine study finds many Americans vaccinated for smallpox may retain protection for years. Experts previously believed vaccine-induced immunity lasted three to five years and then waned.
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Nature Medicine
The Gazette Publishing Details and Contact Numbers
The Gazette established 1883 in Cedar Rapids provides daily editions from 500 Third Avenue SE and offers mail and motor route subscriptions. Postmaster address changes go to Gazettes Communications in Cedar Rapids, with several contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
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Gazette
Gazette Communications Inc
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Cedar Rapids Iowa City schools diversify as urban families move in
As more African-American families relocate from Chicago and other cities to Eastern Iowa, Cedar Rapids and Iowa City schools become more racially diverse. The shift brings academic challenges for minority and low income students compared with affluent white peers. Details: a recreation center question may go to voters in southern Linn and northern Johnson counties after a committee studied interest. a district survey showed broad support. Details: Injured state trooper to go to rehab center State Trooper Aaron Williams 30 Grinnell injured in Poweshiek County crash to be moved to a Des Moines rehab facility. Details: Shaun Micheel, winless in 163 PGA starts, wins PGA Championship with 70 final round to take $1.08 million and caps surprising major season.
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Russell Returns as Iowa No 1 RB in 2003 Preview
Iowa tailback Fred Russell is back stronger after missing games with a hand and shoulder injury. He weighs about 195 pounds, up ten pounds, and benches 380. Entering 2003 he is the team’s clear No. 1 back, per the report.
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Iowa Hawkeye
Fred Russell
Company Directory Contact Details Missing
A fragmented listing provides phone numbers 519 area code guidance and several contact numbers 398 8313 339 3155 14800 and 397 8212, followed by a note about a complete company directory with emails.
Gazette urges recycling through soybean ink and city pickups
The Gazette promotes environmentally friendly printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or use nearby recycling locations to support future agriculture.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Ingleside Drive
First Amendment support rises as fear abates after 9 11
The First Amendment Center and American Journalism Review report that about 60 percent of Americans back First Amendment freedoms while 34 percent feel it goes too far as fear fades. The survey notes embedding journalists with troops and media coverage quality, with many unable to name the five freedoms.
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Washington, D.C
First Amendment Center
American Journalism Review
Ken Paulson
U.S
Iraq
Blackout Unfolds Across Midwest to Canada Striking Power
A sweeping power outage on Thursday left millions without electricity from Ohio to Canada and New York City. Investigators cite failed high voltage lines in Ohio, aging transmission grids, and alarms that sounded too late as causes under review.
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Canada
Cleveland
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William Museler
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Pat Hemlopp
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Ralph DiNicola
Dr Justin Kling at Center Point Road
Dr. Justin Kling located at 3043 Center Point Rd NE appears in a listing or notice related to a professional service or medical practice. Further details about practice type, specialty, or affiliation are not provided in the text.
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Justin Kling
Center Point Rd
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