Vilsack vision for Iowa and Bush inauguration security details
Front page highlights outline Iowa Governor Vilsack's future plan and Rep. Leach witnessing tsunami suffering. Bush inauguration security costs reach 17.3 million with 6,000 officers and canine teams. Mandela memorial notes, United Way surpasses goal, Apple announces Mac mini and iPod price.
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Vilsack
Iowa
Jim Leach
Elkader
Bush
Linn
Johnson
United Way
East Central
Corrections Correct Bank and Person Names in Iowa City Items
A correction notes the West Bank at 229 S Dubuque St Iowa City was robbed on Monday and a bank name error appeared in Tuesday's edition. It also fixes Patty Meier's first name and clarifies FDIC and Federal Reserve as sources and a bicycle meeting time.
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West Bank
S. Dubuque St
Iowa City
Patty Meier
FDIC
Iowa Cities
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
John Anderlik
Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Johnson County
The Gazette Contact and Subscription Rates Notice
The Gazette prints daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription options for carrier motor route and mail deliveries. Readers may call several numbers for subscription service or general inquiries and address changes.
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Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Gazette Communications Inc
U.S
Associated Press
Gazette Communications, Inc
P.O
General News
Seneereereeseevererese
Iowa City
Wats Spa
Lowa City
Gazette backs recycling with soybean ink and local dropoffs
The Gazette promotes a sustainable future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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City Carton
Ingleside Drive
Mandela son of Africa dies of AIDS heightens call to speak out
Makgatho Mandela, 54, died of AIDS, prompting Leonard Pitts to urge open discussion in Africa and America. The column cites stigma in southern Africa and the United States, noting high HIV rates among Black communities and the need for frank talk to save lives.
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Mandela
Nelson Mandela
Makgatho Mandela
Central Methodist Church
Johannesburg
South Africa
akgatho’Mandela
Nelson
Africa
United States
Thabo Mbeki
sub-Saharan Africa
L.A
America
Allawi warns on election safety and boosts army size
Prime Minister Ayad Allawi acknowledged some areas may be unsafe for voting on January 30 and announced plans to raise Iraq’s army from 100000 to 150000 by year’s end. Violence continued with 16 killed in bombings and gear seizures, while a U.S. soldier died in Anbar.
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Iraq
Ayad Allawi
U.S
Anbar
Seal VV
Allawi
Mosul
Air Force
Erv Lessel
FTC targets six firms in crackdown on pornographic email ads
The FTC obtained a temporary restraining order in Las Vegas against six companies and an affiliate for alleged violations of anti spam laws and for sending sexually explicit email. The action, the first under a rule requiring subject line labeling of explicit emails, aims to curb online pornographic advertising and related site operators.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Las Vegas
Commission
FTC
Frank Cremen
Cremen
Seized Vehicles Offered At Deep Discounts In Cedar Rapids
Fleet Liquidators of America and Mark Zimmerman Ford announce a four day sale January 12 to 15 offering 225 seized and repossessed cars and trucks with $59 down and payments from 79 per month. Vehicles include luxury 4x4s and basic transport, many with warranties, backed by over $3 million in financing.
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Cedar Rapids
John Q
Fleet Liquidators of America
Mark Zimmerman
Mark Zimmerman Ford
Mr. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
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