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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2007
Page
2
A study links difficulty identifying common smells such as lemon and cinnamon to early signs of Alzheimer's Disease, potentially guiding the development of scratch and sniff risk tests. Researchers say smell declines may precede memory loss, aiding early detection.
The Gazette announces publication details and subscription rates. It lists Cedar Rapids Iowa offices, mailing address, and various pricing options for Morning Editions and Sunday issues including 4 week and 52 week rates, with terms for other states and territories. It notes postal and AP service terms and provides postmaster contact details for address changes.
A garbled OCR notice from Cedar Rapids lacks coherent details but references a city related contact point and a toll free or local number 3998355. The readable fragment hints at a public inquiry or service line but provides no clear action, date, or agency.
Kathleen Parker questions the value of hate crime statutes amid racial tensions stirred by a Knoxville case. She notes media bias claims, critiques motives versus effects, cites FBI data on hate crimes, and warns such laws may deepen division instead of protecting victims.
The United States alleges Iran directly aided a January militant attack that killed five American troops in Iraq. Brig. Gen. Bergner said Iran's Quds Force sought to build an Iraqi Hezbollah. Iran denied the charges, calling them false.
In Jerusalem an Israeli court ruled Mordechai Vanunu must return to jail for six months for violating a court order restricting contact with foreigners. Vanunu, a former Dimona plant technician, had been released in 2004 after 18 years in prison for leaking details of Israel's nuclear program to a British newspaper.
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