Iraqi parties back U S plan for temporary governing council
Seven major Iraqi parties approve a U S plan for a temporary governing council amid continuing violence that kills two U S troops and wounds four. President Bush begins a five nation Africa tour aiming to boost regional peace and development.
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Summer box office slips from 2002 record pace
The current summer season shows domestic revenues at 2.11 billion, down 3.3 percent from 2002 levels as major openings like The Matrix Reloaded X2 X2 United The Hulk and Terminator 3 battle to attract audiences.
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Gazette of Cedar Rapids News Details and Contacts
The Gazette published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 provides Morning Editions and Sunday issues by mail and motor route. Subscription rates list weekly and 52 week prices and contact numbers for service and general inquiries.
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Coralville uses EPA approved dye in ponds
EPA does not object to Coralville dyeing four storm water detention basins blue after consultation with state authorities. Iowa Department of Agriculture confirms the city's use is acceptable, following EPA guidance on dye restrictions.
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Drowning victim Hannah Meeks identified in Coralville Lake incident
The four year old Hannah Meeks of Cedar Rapids was found in about four feet of water at West Overlook Beach after reportedly wandering away from family. Johnson County Sheriff's Department officials confirmed her identity and location.
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VF to Acquire Nautica Expands Brand Portfolio
VF Corp agreed to buy Nautica Enterprises Inc to broaden its clothing brand lineup. The move, reported by GB Gazette and wire services, aims to enhance VF’s product mix and market reach.
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Correction on Reform Party treasurer in Iowa story
A correction clarifies that William Meyers of West Des Moines briefly served as Reform Party of Iowa treasurer and that the Monday article misidentified his office. The Gazette invites reader feedback on accuracy and will publish corrections or clarifications as needed. Call numbers provided.
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Gazette urges recycling through soybean ink and local drop sites
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations to support recycling efforts.
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Patriotism Should Be Voluntary Not Forced
Kathleen Parker argues patriotism loses meaning when required by public pressure. She notes Gallup finds 70 percent extremely proud and 20 percent very proud, but warns enforced zeal can feel oppressive and un-American while democracy remains self-correcting.
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Liberia tensions rise over U S troops amid Taylor stand
President Charles Taylor demanded U S military intervention and criticized President Bush over calls for his resignation. U S civil affairs experts arrived at the Monrovia embassy to assess the security situation and humanitarian needs as international pressure grows for a peacekeeping force.
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Mideast prisoner release plan faces Palestinian push
Israeli and Palestinian Cabinet members met to discuss a plan for the Palestinian prime minister to urge Israel's Knesset to free several hundred prisoners as part of a cease fire. About 2,000 West Bank protesters urged a larger release beyond the planned 400.
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