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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2003
Page
1
General told Congress that American troops could remain in Iraq four years from now, as lawmakers weigh the war’s ongoing consequences. He warned that instability and regional threats might keep U S forces in place well beyond the near term. The remarks come amid ongoing debates over strategy and funding for a prolonged presence.
The Senate urged President Bush to seek NATO or United Nations involvement to round up troops for stability in Iraq. Gen. Tommy Franks warned of a security problem, and Biden criticized the administration for not enlisting France and Germany. Franks testified in a House hearing as he stepped down from command.
The Pentagon reports 1 044 U S service members wounded since the Iraq war began on March 20. Since May 1, 382 additional troops wounded. Total U S deaths count 215 since the May 1 declaration. 948 000 U S troops in Iraq.
The Gazette reports Marion may leave Bluestem Solid Waste Agency. Marion’s exit likely costs minimal overall, though Bluestem could lose up to half its waste stream and incur two years of red ink before breaking even. Marion cites loss of tax revenue and growth constraints as land for a new landfill is reviewed.
In Iowa City 2 of 165 tested at Iowa City West High School were positive for tuberculosis. The Johnson County Health Department screened 8300 close contacts of a West student with TB symptoms. The two identified individuals, unnamed, are referred for chest X rays. results determine next steps and antibiotic if normal. A follow-up TB clinic in September will retest those who tested negative.
The article argues that a touch of chivalry in dating can be appropriate and reflects evolving social norms. It cites author opinions in Accent and discusses respectful courtship as a positive approach.
Tomorrow’s Mind & Body section offers practical guidance on gardening, health imaging, and home safety. Discover expert tips for planting, navigating X rays, and childproofing your residence with concise, actionable advice.
University of Iowa officials ask the Legislature for about $17.4 million more in the next fiscal year. About $10.6 million would fund 112 new tenure track faculty, $1.9 million for library acquisitions, and much for raises. Regents submit requests by Oct. 1. Class sizes rose as faculty shrank, with 79 courses planned for cuts.
William Walkenbach and Claudia Walkenbach of Hermann Missouri come forward to claim half of the 261.3 million Powerball prize and outline modest plans to buy a tractor with brakes and a new refrigerator. They face a choice between 30 annual payments or a lump sum before taxes. The second winning ticket was sold in Cranberry Township Pennsylvania.
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