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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2003
Page
2
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A Minnesota woman complains her husband never stops talking and a Dear Abby column offers a lesson about emotional sharing. The piece appears as a Friday advice column item, highlighting communication dynamics in a marriage.
Local readers are directed to report tips to Cedar Rapids at 319 398 8254 and Iowa City at 319 339 3155 for information on community incidents.
Public notice from The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette listing office address in Cedar Rapids Iowa subscription rates by carrier motor route and mail charges plus post office box for changes and general contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
ABC News Nightline poll finds 90 percent value a free press but 60 percent support government secrecy in wartime. Americans say media should support government in war rather than question it, while Pentagon hints at broader press access if Iraq war occurs. The piece also notes Iowa FOI handbook update and Gazette’s 120th birthday with community coffee series in Fairfax.
Two sisters Elizabeth Murrell and Amanda aged 12 and 9 were missing from a Savannah family vacation near Disney World. They spent 18 hours in near-freezing conditions, huddling in a hollowed tree and suffering numb hands and feet before deputies located them about a quarter mile from their camp. They were returned to the Tropical Palms Resort.
Anti abortion activists mark 30 years of Roe v Wade and push to pass late term abortion limits in a Congress now controlled by Republicans. Supporters warn the anti choice trifecta gives them opening while abortion rights advocates plan events in Washington and across the country.
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