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Farm numbers fall while women operators rise in Linn County. Iraq insurgents persist as rescue efforts continue in Konya where at least 25 were killed and 31 rescued. Public notices and economic reports fill pages with details on taxes and industry.
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The Gazette lists subscription prices for carrier, motor route, and mail editions with weekly and annual rates. It provides contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries and notes address for post office changes in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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A brief line noting a complete company directory with email addresses and area code 319 contact numbers including the 339 3155 line. The text implies a directory contact section for the publication with email access details.
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Gazette promotes recycling and soybean ink use
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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A Lifetime of Culture in Little Rock Then and Now
A first person reminiscence recalls Robinson Auditorium in Little Rock, a 1960s piano recital on the same night Black and white students met on a football field. The piece notes a proposed $18 million NEA funding rise to 140 million and defends arts funding amid critics.
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Sean Hannity
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Khan admits leaks in televised confession
Abdul Qadeer Khan says he leaked nuclear secrets to abroad, not the government, during a national TV address. He seeks forgiveness and pardon while Pakistan weighs prosecutions for providing nuclear technology to Libya Iran and North Korea.
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Martha Stewart ImClone stock sale details emerge
The case against Martha Stewart focuses on her ImClone Systems Inc. stock sale and potential deceiving of investigators. On December 27, 2001 she sold 3,928 shares at prices around 58 dollars for a total of 229,523 dollars.
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Stewart Testimony Details ImClone Stock Sale Tied to Waksal
Witness Douglas Faneuil testifies Stewart ordered ImClone stock sold after learning founder Sam Waksal dumped shares. He relays a Dec 27 2001 tip from Peter Bacanovic about Waksal selling all his stock. The sale netted Stewart about 229000 dollars and followed an FDA report lowering ImClone’s cancer drug prospects.
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Bush backs 9/11 panel time extension to July 26
President Bush shifted stance and supports a 60 day extension for the 9/11 commission to finish its work. Congress had given until May 27 and some relatives push for January 2005, fearing campaign timing. White House cautions urge swift action to gain potentially useful security information.
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Genetic advance could yield heart healthy steak and eggs
Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital report in Nature that a gene from a tiny worm increases omega-3 fatty acids in mice. They aim to breed transgenic chickens for omega-3 eggs and explore transferring the gene to livestock for omega-3 rich meat and dairy.
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Iran’s leader backs reformist review of disqualifications
Iran’s supreme leader approved a plan for the Intelligence Ministry to review thousands of candidate disqualifications for the parliamentary vote. Reformists gain leverage as the decision narrows the Guardian Council’s final say and signals a path to reinstate many barred candidates.
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