GazetteOnline teaser signals free archives and Olympic fever
The Gazette promotes free access to its electronic newspaper archives coming in February. It highlights Olympic torch progress toward Salt Lake City and advertises GazetteOnline memberships for subscribers.
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History Behind Bars: Cedar County Jail May Reopen
In Sunday’s Iowa Today an old Cedar County Jail building is explored for a possible revival. The feature details historical significance and potential new uses while noting preservation efforts and community interest.
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Correction on Superintendent Contract In Anamosa
Gazette corrects an edition error stating Carol Sensing's contract as Anamosa's new superintendent includes no insurance benefit. Readers invited to comment and contact numbers provided for accuracy and clarifications.
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Bush vows sanctions over Arafat as terror aid suspected
President Bush says he is very disappointed with Yasser Arafat and Palestinian Authority for allegedly smuggling weapons from Iran. Officials discuss possible sanctions including ending diplomatic contact. no decision yet. Israeli actions and a potential U.S. shakeup in Middle East mediation loom as Sharon plans a White House visit.
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Tel Aviv bombing prompts Israeli airstrikes in Gaza and West Bank
Palestinian security reports say a self detonation in Tel Aviv killed one and wounded 24 as Israeli warplanes hit targets in Gaza City and Tulkarem in reprisal. Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility naming 18 year old Safwat Khalil from Beit Wazan as the bomber. An accomplice was arrested and a Kalashnikov found at the scene.
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Massachusetts man sentenced in beating death at hockey practice
Thomas Junta, 44, was sentenced to six to ten years for involuntary manslaughter in the July 5 2000 death of Michael Costin 40 after a dispute over rough play at a sons hockey game. Costin’s 13 year old son urged leniency and the judge called the sentence the most generous possible.
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