Army maintains 100000 presence in Iraq through 2006
Front page notes the plan to keep about 100000 U.S. personnel in Iraq through 2006 as the conflict continues. Other items report a slow Iowa phone competition, telemarketer ID rules, and local Internet voting push in Johnson County. Mars rover on track to roll onto Mars as early as Sunday. Exxon Mobil ordered to pay 6.75 billion to Alaskans affected by the 1989 spill. Former arms inspector calls for independent Iraq inquiry into faulty intel. James Brown arrested in South Carolina for domestic violence. As of Wednesday 519 U.S. service members dead in Iraq with international tolls listed.
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Keg Bill Aims to Track Beer Purchases in Iowa
High school students push passage of House File 220 requiring retailers to keep records of keg beer buyers. The proposal aims to curb underage drinking by ensuring traceability of keg purchases and identifying potential repeat buyers.
Corrections to Local News Noted For Inaccurate Details
The notice flags errors in several stories including a wrong phone number for Iowa City DVIP (319 351 1043) and a misreported Cedar Rapids address for Rebecca Worth. It also notes a misquote in a January New Hampshire primary article and promises corrections in this space.
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Gazette Communications announces daily publication details
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids Iowa, 500 Third Avenue SE, 52401, established 1883, publishes daily with Morning Editions and Sunday issues. Rates are provided for carrier, motor route, and mail delivery, with AP content rights and subscription numbers.
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Gazette Directory and Recycling Notice
The Gazette lists contact numbers for Cedar Rapids Iowa City and general news lines. It promotes agricultural printing with soybean ink and outlines recycling practices including dropping newspapers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids or other local recycling sites.
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Bush Uses Fear Tactics to Push Partisan Rule
The piece argues President Bush uses intimidation and fear to constrain Democrats and advance a Republican-dominated agenda. It critiques the No Child Left Behind and Medicare reforms as partisan capitulations and describes Bush’s posture as a “fear business” to maintain power.
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Pentagon plans spring offensive in Afghanistan targets Taliban and al Qaida
The Pentagon plans a spring offensive in Afghanistan to strike remnants of the Taliban regime and al Qaida. A suicide attack in Kabul killed a British soldier and injured four during a memorial for a Canadian casualty, with Taliban claiming responsibility. Officials say no clear border expansion yet, and bin Laden hunt remains a goal for this year.
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