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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2007
Page
2
A1 articles report a worker's death from a fall near a power pole, near-air alerts and outages. 6A covers cell outages and business coping, 6B notes generators in demand, and 5B discusses farm needs. 1B mentions space for a courthouse, 4B court trials, and 58 details on a forever stamp.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa publishes daily at Third Avenue SE and lists subscription rates for Morning Editions and Sunday issues. It notes mailing details and AP republication rights, with contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
Public notice listing supplied contact lines for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City readers. Includes general news reference, tip line, atlas and directory notes with area codes and a web address for complete company listings. No events or outcomes reported.
The Gazette highlights a commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at Guy Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling centers.
Kathleen Parker critiques the Fort Lauderdale probate hearings over Anna Nicole Smith's body and the public spectacle around Britney Spears hair shaved in rehab. She argues celebrity culture feeds on attention, turning individuals into objects and the audience into participants in their undoing.
AP analysis shows FDA inspections fell 47 percent from 2003 to 2006 as recalls mount. Safety testing dropped 75 percent, field staff on food issues down 12 percent, prompting lawmakers to renew focus after tainted spinach and a salmonella linked peanut butter recall sickened hundreds and killed three.
A new study questions the idea that garlic lowers cholesterol by analyzing the average U.S. per capita supply of garlic over eight decades. The research notes a significant increase in garlic availability and calls for further investigation into its health effects and diet implications.
Judge Reggie Walton dismissed one juror after an art historian on the Libby jury admitted weekend exposure to trial materials. The jury continued deliberations with 11 members on the fourth day without a verdict in the former White House aide case.
Stanford researchers reported in Archives of Internal Medicine that raw garlic, aged garlic, and garlic extract do not reduce cholesterol in people with moderately high levels. Lead author Christopher Gardner said the findings are compelling and clarify garlic’s lack of effect on cholesterol.
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