Storms Trigger Crashes Across Plains Kill At Least Two
A blinding snowstorm slammed the Plains on Saturday causing multicar pileups and closing major highways. At least two deaths and many injuries were reported as responders battled treacherous road conditions.
War in Iraq military deaths toll rises to 3987
As of Saturday, at least 3,987 members of the U.S. military have died since the Iraq war began in March 2003, according to an Associated Press count.
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TOTAL SHOPPING MADNESS IN MIDDAY MALL MAYHEM 2007
A vivid glimpse of holiday shopping fever at Lindale and Coral Ridge Malls with crowds, loud music, and intense bargaining energy. The piece contrasts shoppers’ mixed moods from joy to aggression amid the consumer frenzy and urban mall culture.
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War in Ira Technology reunites war torn families
Marines and families adapt to Christmas apart by using video messages video conferencing and webcams to share holiday moments. wives like Wendy Derkins Oceanside and Dina Gutierrez Marco Island speak to loved ones at sea or in combat zones while spouses face long deployments and the pause button of distance temporary relief and renewed longing.
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Baghdad Parks Reopen as Eid Al Adha Draws Crowds
Baghdad residents flooded capital parks and amusement rides seeking relief during Eid al Adha amid a lull in violence. A suicide car bomb at Ghazaliyah checkpoint killed four and wounded six, while a roadside blast near a hospital in Madin wounded five bystanders. In Mosul a roadside bomb killed one police officer and wounded two others.
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Iraq vows Sunni militias not to form separate army
Iraq's Shiite-led government said once violence subsides it will disband Awakening Councils, the Sunni militias backed by the United States. Defense Minister Abdul-Qadir al-Obaidi emphasized the groups will not become a separate military force. In Kurdistan, Turkish warplanes hit Kurdish rebel targets, marking a third cross-border offensive in a week.
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Gazette is Cedar Rapids daily newspaper details
The Gazette details its publishing base at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 and notes daily publication status. It lists subscription rates by carrier motor route and by mail for Morning Editions and Sunday issues with multiple term options. The notice mentions Associated Press republication rights and provides mail and subscription service contacts.
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Associated Press
Gazette directory contact list for Cedar Rapids Iowa City readers
Contact details for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City readers include phone numbers for circulation and tip lines. A toll free line and a company directory with email addresses are listed at GazetteOnline.com.
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Gazette backs soy ink and recycled newsprint initiative
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to drop newspapers for recycling at Carton, 904 Ingleside Dr. SW, or at nearest local recycling locations.
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