Senate, Kerry nous run plans and Iraq war fear rise
Senate rejects troop buildup in Iraq as Bush faces opposition. Kerry confirms he will not run in 2008. Israel eyes suspension of Katsav amid rape indictment probe. Komodo dragon Flora hatches 11 eggs via self fertilization at Chester Zoo. Military deaths rise to 3,067 in AP tally.
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Cedar Rapids Green SquareMeals move eyed for new home
City records show multiple proposals to relocate Green Square Meals as City Manager Prosser suggests closing the downtown park building. Scott Olson touts a bigger, better space near the current site. Local officials weigh a plan to support continued meal service in a new Cedar Rapids location.
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Dutch woman launches dog beer debuts in shops
A Dutch woman has introduced a new product, dog beer, now on store shelves across Holland. The item is drawing international attention after its rollout and is featured in the Gazette Online video section under Featured AP Videos.
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Gazette Communications Inc Subscription Rates Notice
The Gazete lists subscription rates by carrier and mail options for Morning Editions and Sunday issues. Rates include weekly and 4 week, 52 week, and U.S. territories pricing, with contact numbers for subscription service and a general number provided.
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Gazette contact and circulation info snippet
General news and contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City include phone lines for news tips and circulation. It lists local and toll free lines, with an online directory at GazetteOnline.com for addresses and emails.
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Indigo Child disrupts family visits with energetic antics and evolving status
A cousin's child named New Hampshire, labeled an Indigo Child, skates through a home, causes damage, and defies rules while his parents claim he represents evolutionary advancement. The piece blends humor and disbelief as adults discuss aura, future sight, and the child’s disruptive but celebrated nature.
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Senate clash delays wage bill over tax breaks
Washington AP reports the minimum wage hike stalled in the Senate as lawmakers clash over attaching business tax cuts. House Democrats push for a clean bill, while Senate leaders push a broader plan to raise to 7.25 over 26 months with 8.2 billion in business tax benefits. Democrats blame Republicans for the impasse and threaten to block the Senate plan without a tax package.
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Noriega plans return to Panama after release
Former dictator Manuel Antonio Noriega expects to fly to Panama on release day September 9 to appeal his conviction for the killings of two political opponents. He remains imprisoned in Miami on drug trafficking and money laundering convictions.
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Gazette promotes farming with soybean ink and recycled paper
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton in Ingleside, Oregon, and notes nearby recycling locations.
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