Tiger Kills Visitor. Polarizing Zoo Exhibit Shuts
A 300-pound Siberian tiger at the San Francisco Zoo killed a visitor and investigators worked to determine if the animal escaped or was aided. Details, 3A. The incident prompted a large security response and renewed scrutiny of zoo containment and staff safety measures.
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Contact numbers and directory listing for Cedar Rapids Gazette
The Cedar Rapids Gazette provides general news and contact details including phone numbers for editorial, circulation, tip line and customer service in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. It directs readers to the Gazetteonline.com directory for full listings and email addresses.
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Recycle Commitment to the Future Gazette Column
The Gazette urges readers to recycle and drop off newspapers for recycling at City Garton 904 Inn Br SW. The message promotes environmental responsibility and community action.
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Christmas cards from banks and brands mock the season
A humorous essay catalogs the overstuffed mailbox of corporate cards from First Financial, auto dealers, stockbrokers, mortgage lenders, and online retailers. The narrator laments glossy notes with seasonal greetings and promotions, contrasting them with personal touches and real care.
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Louisiana gains population and Iowa sees little growth
Louisiana rebounds from Katrina losses with a 50,000 population gain through July 1 estimates, though not back to pre-storm levels. Net in-migration totals 29,000, while Texas and Rocky Mountain states attract many residents. Iowa shows half percent growth to about 2.99 million, with Nevada reclaiming the top growth spot at 2.6 million.
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Police arrest pair in deaths of 6 in Washington state
A man and a woman, ages 29 and early 30s, were arrested on homicide charges after six people were found dead at a rural property east of Seattle. Victims include a boy about 3 and a girl about 6, plus two elderly and two middle-aged adults. The deaths, likely by gunfire, occurred Christmas Eve. Autopsies pending. The suspects were questioned and detained after investigators arrived. The relationship to victims remains undetermined.
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