Cedar Rapids Ground Transportation Center gets tentative federal approval
U S representative Tom Tauke says Cedar Rapids has tentative approval for 6.6 million dollars in federal UMTA funds for a Ground Transportation Center. First phase 2.1 million from feds and 500 thousand locally, second phase 4.5 million federal with 1.125 million local. Center on block bounded by Fourth Fifth avenues and First Second streets SE.
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Inflation Toll Revealed in Annual Corporate Reports
Investors review annual reports to assess how inflation has hit corporate finances. Analysts seek insights in newly released numbers across firms. Page 10C.
Gazette Editorial Calls for Appeal of Deport Iranians Decision
A Gazette editorial on page 6A argues this week that appealing the federal District Court ruling on the deportation of Iranians is both desirable and warranted.
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Head Held High Marks a Man Adjusting to Trifocals
A sharp remark contrasts a man’s confident posture with the challenge of adapting to trifocals, illustrating the balance between pride and practical vision in daily life.
Iraqi border attacks reported as tensions rise with Iran
Iraqi forces using heavy artillery attacked border areas then pulled back Iran said. Tehran broadcasts confirmed a brief intrusion into Iranian territory near Khorramshahr while Iraq denied details. The flare up comes amid the U.S. hostage crisis and regional tensions with Khuzestan Kurdish activity noted.
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Four Americans Shot Dead in Florya Near Istanbul
In Florya near Istanbul four Americans were killed, three civilians and one service member, with Elmer Cooper and Robert French named among the dead. Authorities earlier linked Marxist groups to multiple U.S. targeting incidents across Turkey, including attacks on bases and diplomatic sites, amid a spike in political violence that has claimed Turkish and foreign lives.
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Traveling boy returns home after 18 day separation
An 8-year-old Philadelphia boy who hopped a train to New York and claimed to live in Brooklyn is reunited with his parents after 18 days apart. He was found wandering in Penn Station and said he had been in a car accident.
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