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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 2009

Page

2

Bush admits missteps in farewell briefing

President Bush conceded mistakes in Iraq and Katrina policies during a farewell news conference while defending his overall record. He argued history would judge his decisions as largely correct despite emotional moments.

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Gatens Emerges as Iowa Scoring Option In Big Ten

Matt Gatens shows versatile scoring ability and steady metrics drawing praise from Big Ten peers as a potential primary option for Iowa. The versatile guard stands out in a struggling offense and is highlighted as Iowa basketball's future by multiple conference coaches.

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Iowa and Illinois Lotteries Draws Report

Daily lottery results list Iowa and Illinois games for Monday January 12. Main Lotto numbers 19 21 22 26 43 52 with 6 of 48 jackpot at 2.75 million. Other draws include Cash Game 8 15 16 22 30, Pick 3 3 4 and 0 7 2, Pick 4 0 1 8 9 and 1 0 2 2, Little Lotto 2 18 23 29 32.

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Gazette Communications Inc Announces Subscription Rates

The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists pricing for carrier motor route and mail deliveries. Rates show 7 Morning Editions plus Sunday issues at 20.97 for 4 weeks and 256.95 for 52 weeks, with other states at 327.60 for 52 weeks.

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Gazette Online Directory Contact Information

Directory listing provides phone numbers and a website for GazetteOnline. It notes general news contacts and directs readers to the complete company directory with email addresses on the site.

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Gazette promotes farming via soybean ink and recycling

The Gazette highlights support for agriculture by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.

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Miller time for the economy in The Tyranny of Dead Ideas

Journalist Miller argues six entrenched but dead ideas underlie modern economics and that rebooting tax policy health care and education requires rethinking core premises He warns that free trade local control of schools and income expectations distort policy and growth while proposing cautious federal roles and new questions for reform

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Obama pledges immediate effort to strengthen U.S. Mexico ties

President elect Barack Obama said his administration will start on Day One to deepen the U.S. Mexico relationship. He met with President Felipe Calderon after a 90 minute lunch, citing talks on NAFTA border security immigration and drug war cooperation.

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Bush agrees to release bailout funds to Obama

Acting at Barack Obama's behest President Bush asked Congress for the final 350 billion dollars in the financial bailout fund, easing transition control to the president-elect. Obama criticized Bush's handling and vowed radical change as Congress faces a 15 day window to veto or approve.

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Gay bishop to pray at inauguration event

Concord New Hampshire AP The first openly gay Episcopal bishop will say a prayer at the Lincoln Memorial for one of President elect Barack Obama s first inauguration events. New Hampshire Episcopal Bishop W Gene Robinson will deliver the invocation Sunday to kick off inauguration festivities.

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