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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2007
Page
2
Fatah and Hamas agreed to form a power sharing government and end armed clashes. The accord aims to halt the deadly violence that has killed many and restore governance amid ongoing conflict.
The Gazette published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401. It is a Gazette Communications Inc publication with daily and weekend editions and listed subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail. Contact numbers for subscription and general inquiries are provided.
The Gazette advertises its contact lines for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City readers with a tip line and general inquiries. It promotes agriculture printing with soybean ink and recycled newsprint, and invites readers to recycle newspapers at designated locations.
The author muses about founding a church or religion using own writings as texts. They discuss benefits like exemptions from workplace rules for religious organizations, ministerial exemptions, and potential conflicts with workers rights. Cites a nun’s case, pensions, and collective bargaining, noting the tension between faith and secular protections. The piece critiques how religious groups navigate labor laws and civil rights in modern America.
U S backed Iraqi forces stormed the Health Ministry in Baghdad and arrested Deputy Health Minister Hakim al Zamili over alleged siphoning of millions to Mahdi Army linked to sectarian violence. U S military said the operation targeted a senior official tied to al Sadr allies. Four Marines were killed in Anbar that day.
A Defense Department inspector general report concludes some Pentagon prewar intelligence efforts were inappropriate though not illegal. It clears Douglas Feith of illegal actions and misrepresentation claims. The findings, to be briefed to Congress, are set for a Senate hearing.
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