02 Dec 2005
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2005
Page
1
In Obins On, near Palo, two hunters reflect on a fatal error during Iowa's opening shotgun deer season. Matt Eden, 23, paralyzed by a slug, and Shane Lillard, 28, who fired it, urge strict visual contact within hunting parties to prevent repeats.
A 1932 Grant Wood landscape Spring Plowing fetched 6.96 million dollars at a Sotheby's sale in New York from an anonymous private collector. The price topped Wood's Arbor Day record. Cedar Rapids Museum of Art officials welcomed the sale and noted ongoing displays of American Gothic while extending hours for public viewing.
Bulgaria and Ukraine will start withdrawing a combined 1,250 troops by mid December. If Australia Britain Italy Japan Poland and South Korea cut or recall personnel, over half of non American forces in Iraq could be gone by next summer. Japan and South Korea aid reconstruction while Britain Australia back security and Italy Poland train Iraqi forces.
The U.S. military reports four American deaths on Wednesday including two in combat and a traffic accident, pushing November's toll to 85 amid ongoing Iraq operations. Cedar Rapids native Dustin Yancey, 22, and Pocahontas native Gregory Tull, 20, were among those killed near Baghdad, with casualties attributed to roadside bombs and IEDs. Al-Zarqawi fighters are active in Ramadi.
A profile of Eric James Miller 20 Iowa City shows off a forearm tattoo with six broken hearts and an eye in the flame. The piece notes tattoo permanence can clash with later life changes and discusses laser removal as a costly long process.
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