Bottle bill debate asks for patience and tweak
Mike Deupree defends Iowa bottle bill while faulting both sides. He urges expanding coverage and raising the handling fee, arguing it would cut retailer burdens, promote recycling centers, and reflect fair cost. He notes public support and cautions against repeal or overreach.
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Anthrax hoax suspect captured near Cincinnati
Clayton Waagner, an escaped convict tied to anthrax hoax letters against abortion clinics, was arrested at a Springdale Kinko's after employees recognized him from a wanted poster. The FBI had offered 50 000 dollars for tips. Waagner had fled Clinton Illinois jail while awaiting sentencing on weapons offenses.
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Afghan factions sign interim post Taliban government pact
Afghan factions signed a UN brokered plan in Koenigswinter to form a six month interim cabinet led by Hamid Karzai. The accord allocates key posts to the Northern Alliance and aims to include women, integrate fighters into a regular army, and set a path to a multiethnic democracy. The move follows U S backed action and faces tough challenges ahead.
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Developments Wednesday amid Afghan conflict and policy talks
Three American soldiers died and 19 wounded in Afghanistan when a 2000 pound U S bomb missed its target near Kandahar as anti Taliban forces press toward a cave complex suspected of sheltering Osama bin Laden. Secretary General Kofi Annan called the interim Afghan government deal an important first step and Powell announced a liaison office move toward recognition. The ACLU and others sue the Justice Department in federal court over withholding information about roughly 1000 detainees since Sept 11.
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Gazette promotes soybean ink and recycling in agriculture focus
The Gazette highlights agricul ture via soybean ink printing and encourages recycling. Readers are directed to City Carton at 4250 Sixth St. SW or nearby recycling locations. Established 1883, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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