Kerry wins New Hampshire primary amid broader political shifts
John Kerry secures a pivotal New Hampshire victory as national races unfold. The day also records casualties in Iraq with six U.S. soldiers and two CNN staff killed, shaping ongoing coverage and political responses. Destination South Side morphs into Cedar Bend III plans a joint medical and law degree initiative, signaling regional educational expansion.
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Libya ships weapons components to United States
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has shipped about 55 000 pounds of nuclear and missile components to the United States, fulfilling a pledge to end pursuit of weapons of mass destruction.
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FCC proposes 755000 fine on Clear Channel for indecent Florida show
The government seeks a 755000 dollar penalty against Clear Channel Communications for a sexually explicit radio show on Florida stations. It would be the largest single fine for indecency. Bird flu reaches China officials confirm infection in a duck and inspect other poultry cases.
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China
Iowa veteran recalls Saddam capture amid leave home
Pfc Aaron Helmrich 20 of Masonville describes his role in Saddam Hussein's capture while on a 15 day family leave. The account tags his status as an Iraq vete ran and notes his former wrestling champ background.
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Gazette Communications announces daily publication details
The Gazette established January 10 1883 publishes daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail editions. Postmaster address changes and subscription service numbers are provided.
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Gazette promotes recycling with soybean ink
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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Aging with music and the wheel of change in rock
Long familiar figures Keith Richards Mick Jagger and John Lydon face aging while their art evolves. The essay notes Townshend’s 1960s youth and the current disparity between youthful discovery and later life reality. It argues change is growth and music reflects life’s rotating wheel.
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Talk show pioneer Jack Paar dies at 85 in Connecticut
New York AP reports Jack Paar, the smart aleck who launched late night talk on The Tonight Show in the 1950s and helped shape the format, died Tuesday in Greenwich Connecticut after a long illness. He was 85. Paar suffered a stroke last year and retired from television in 1965 after a prime time run. Merv Griffin praised Paar as a pioneer and friend.
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Legendary late night host Jack Paar dies at 85
Associated Press report confirms Jack Paar former Tonight Show host died at 85. He began in Midwest radio, served in World War II, acted in Love Nest, and rose to fame hosting NBCs Tonight Show from 1957 to 1962. He retired from regular TV in 1965, with a 1975 ABC return and later travel and ventures.
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Mydoom Worm Clocks In Large Global Computer Snarl
Security experts report a major e mail worm named Mydoom or Novarg infected 200,000 to 300,000 computers worldwide. The malware arrives as a false error message and spreads during U S business hours via Windows systems. Researcher Mikko Hypponen notes Asia led prior outbreaks but the United States now drives the scale.
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