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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2003
Page
2
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The Gazette notes several corrections including an Iowa City seminar cancellation for Pain in the Elderly and a rescheduled date. It fixes erroneous town, travel destination, boat speed, and credit for a Money section illustration. Readers may call the listed numbers for accuracy corrections.
The Gazette highlights soybean ink and recycled newsprint, urging readers to recycle at City Carton and local locations. It lists publication details for The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette, pricing, and contact numbers for subscription and service.
In Eastern Iowa readers debate winter golf as a cure for the season's doldrums. Some play year round at Fox Run and rely on carts and heaters, while others seek sunshine and nature walks as remedies per Charles Cook's outdoor guidance. Mike Deupree notes tips to combat seasonal affective mood.
The Supreme Court ruled the FCC lacked authority to seize NextWave licenses during bankruptcy, enabling the company to finish building a network or sell the rights. The decision could unlock spectrum in markets like Chicago Los Angeles New York Philadelphia San Francisco Seattle and Washington and spur new competition among AT T Wireless Cingular and Verizon.
Mattel lost a Supreme Court appeal over a parody song that branded Barbie as a blonde bimbo. The toy maker argued preteen buyers were misled into believing the tune advertised Barbie or was part of its official product line.
The court’s decision clarified what the government may do when license fees remain unpaid, resolving confusion over enforcement options and authorities.
The weekend cyber assault crippled banking operations and public safety networks, shutting Countrywide Financials site for emergency maintenance and forcing Seattle dispatchers to rely on paper. American Express and Bank of America saw web and ATM access disrupted while White House and Canadian officials investigate vulnerabilities.
In Hampstead New Hampshire a collie named Jarrod saved his wheelchair bound owner David Levesque by pushing him away from a snow covered roof just seconds before it collapsed onto the deck The 4000 pound roof failure could have crushed Levesque as he leaned on a railing and used crutches The dog reportedly acted with precise awareness of danger and is praised by the owner and a veterinarian for saving his life
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