Waves Death Toll Near Fourteen Thousand in Disaster
A tidal wave disaster drives the death toll toward fourteen thousand as rescue efforts continue. An Iowa City woman expresses concern for her father and brother amid the chaos in Thailand. In Ukraine, opposition leader Yushchenko proclaims victory. Cedar Rapids shelter reports steady client flow.
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Bush Iraq general disputes president on battlefield desertions
Iraqi top general rebutted President Bush's claim that some Iraqi government troops refuse to fight and have deserted, saying the president has been misinformed.
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Wings of Angels doves offer weddings and funerals service
Cedar Rapids couple John and Debbie Ironside operate Wings of Angels renting doves for special occasions such as weddings and funerals. The company provides image quiet elegance and symbolic birds for ceremonies.
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Gentle Warrior dies ends NFL great Reggie White
Reggie White, fearsome defensive end for the Eagles and Packers, died Sunday at 43. The cause of death was not immediately known. Peyton Manning rallied the Colts from 15 down to force overtime with a 49th TD pass, then led a 61‑yard clinching drive to beat San Diego 34-31. No column this week from editor Mark Bowden.
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Gazette of Cedar Rapids City News and Notices
The Gazette publishes daily news from Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription rates for local and out of state editions. It lists delivery options and contact numbers for subscription services and general inquiries.
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Gazette Online Directory Listings
Incomplete OCR style note describes a Cedar Rapids circulation and general news contact section. Mentions a tip line and a company directory with emails at GazetteOnline dot com. No clear event or person details, reflects a website contact listing.
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Gazette Touts Recycling Efforts and Soybean Ink
The Gazette promotes a future oriented to agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Dr or at nearby recycling locations for proper disposal.
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Oil and gas bond gaps risk huge taxpayer cleanup bill
An Associated Press analysis shows federal bonds posted by oil and gas companies cover only a fraction of expected well plugging and land restoration costs. The BLM holds $132 million in bonds for over 100,000 wells, while cleanup could reach $1 billion if operators default.
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Wyoming rancher criticizes oil bond rules for cleanups
Eric Barlow, a Wyoming landowner with two nonproducing wells on his 18 000 acre spread, says federal bonding rules are weak and leave taxpayers on the hook. He argues bonds are too low and provide little incentive to plug and abandon wells. The government plans to use selective higher bonding rather than raising bonds for all leases.
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Gaza settlement to relocate under disengagement plan
Residents of Peat Sadeh in the Gaza Strip agreed to move to Markim in southern Israel with five other families joining. Evacuation begins in March as the first dismantling under Ariel Sharon's disengagement scheme proceeds despite protest from some settler leaders.
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US Airways Limits Luggage Backlog After Operational Meltdown
US Airways began delivering baggage Sunday after an operational meltdown caused by weather and many staff calling in sick. The carrier ran two baggage only flights from Philadelphia to Charlotte as it pared down backed up luggage and restored near normal operations. CEO Bruce Lakefield praised workers who assisted customers but criticized those who called in sick.
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