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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2003
Page
2
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Office banter can cross into flirting and be misread as inappropriate behavior. Learn tips to avoid being mistaken for a flirt at work and maintain professional boundaries. Friday Accent test on black leaders in arts and entertainment. Thursday Weekend.
The Gazette flags a Tuesday fraptuck misreporting last minutes timing of the Columbia shuttle flight with Eastern times adjusted forward. Miranda Harris listed as a call venfier for Access Direct. her role was misreported in a Monday teenage pregnancy article. Readers may call the provided numbers to report inaccuracies.
Leonard Pitts laments airbrushed beauty standards in media and their toll on girls and women. He cites GQ’s altered Kate Winslet photos and the broader shift toward skinnier ideals noted since the 1990s. Pitts urges media gatekeepers to show women’s brains and hearts, not just bodies, and to protect girls from harmful norms.
Washington AP report says state budget gaps jumped about 50 percent over the last three months, with further declines likely. Nebraskan Sen. Wehrbein and Oklahoma Sen. Monson warn of tax hikes and program cuts unless federal aid arrives. States discuss sin taxes and gambling to raise funds amid a $23 trillion federal budget critique. Fiscal year data cover six months starting July 1.
Mohamed el-Atriss, 46, admitted selling fake documents to Khalid Almihdhar and Abdulaziz Alamari, two of the Sept. 11 hijackers. He pled guilty to a single state count of selling simulated documents and was released after expressing he is not a terrorist. His attorney said he regrets the damage to his reputation. He will live with his daughter in Union County with location kept secret. The case followed a July raid of his All Service Plus shop in Paterson.
The Gazette urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Caron 4250 Sixth St SW or nearest recycling site. The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette are published daily and Sunday by Gazette Communications Inc from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with subscriptions listed and postal requests handled by the postmaster.
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