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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2008
Page
2
A national poll shows Barack Obama ahead of Hillary Clinton among white men middle income earners and liberals as they vie for the Democratic presidential nomination. Details follow on 3A.
New snow was lighter than feared but icy conditions last night are expected to slow travelers for a day or two as regions brace for continued wintry weather and travel disruptions.
The Gazette published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 provides subscription rates by carrier and mail options. Postmaster address changes and subscription service numbers are listed along with the general contact number.
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support farming. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearest recycling locations.
The piece argues Obama sparks religious fervor among youths and the public. It likens his appeal to a rock star cult, cites narcissism trends and secular hunger, and notes media hype and the New Age tone surrounding his campaign. It ends with a quote from a Seattle student and a byline pointing to Kathleen Parker.
Greene County schools plan to move to all single sex classrooms next fall in a bid to raise test scores and curb dropout rates amid local opposition. Superintendent Shawn McCullough defends the move citing different learning styles while critics call it illegal and unfair.
North Korean dancers welcomed the New York Philharmonic in Pyongyang for a historic cultural exchange marking a rare high profile contact between the two nations. The 106 member orchestra performs a 48 hour visit with master classes and a concert broadcast on state media.
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