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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2004
Page
1
The USDA animal health division seeks a nationwide tracking system to trace movements of diseased animals within 48 hours. The project faces the scale of counting nearly all farm animals in the United States and linking IDs to movements across states.
The U S Department of Agriculture hosts a listening session today from 1 to 3 30 p m at the Scheman Building Iowa State Center Ames Registration begins at noon Call 515 294 3347 or toll free 1 877 843 2368 for directions More information on the State Center is at www center iastate edu APHIS will implement a nation wide premise numbering system for farms and livestock species including cattle hogs chickens horses sheep goats and other domestic wildlife
Public Safety Commissioner David Zahn proposes a local noise reeducation program for violators of the city ordinance. He cites Alaska as a model and notes decibel levels in residences, with examples like a riding mower and airplanes to illustrate the problem.
Cedar Rapids police arrested three men for soliciting sex from an undercover female officer in a reverse sting in the Wellington Heights area. Arrests occurred between 1 and 3 p.m. near Second Avenue and 14th Street SE. Names include Robert Davenport, 58, of 2626 23rd Ave SE.
Grand Ayatollah Ali Hosseini al Sistani returned from Britain to urge a national peace push. He called for Iraqis across the country to march on Najaf and end weeks of fighting, a dramatic shift after previously avoiding direct involvement.
In Iraq 27 individuals are identified as having complied with abuse at Abu Ghraib prison amid ongoing clashes in Najafi Old City. Despite efforts for peace, heavy fighting between militants loyal to Muqtada al Sadr and Iraqi U.S. forces continues as U.S. warplanes strike for a fourth night.
Iowa City and Coralville billboards promote Hardee's jumbo burgers with the slogan Skinny burgers are for Cyclone fans. Lee Staak, owner of four Hardee's outlets, says the campaign blends Hawkeye pride with a sales angle.
Iowa football in 2004 pursues a wide receiver option while Ellis Hobbs leads an inexperienced defensive backfield. The piece notes aim to add playmakers on offense amid limited depth at receiver.
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