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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2003
Page
2
CIA Director George Tenet testified that the agency wrongly let President Bush assert Iraq sought nuclear material from Africa despite doubts about the intelligence quality. The remarks cast new light on the controversy over the prewar justification for the Iraq invasion.
The World Trade Organization ruled that Bush era heavy duties on steel imports violate global trade rules. Washington said it would appeal and keep the tariffs in place during the domestic industry restructuring period.
President Bush visited Uganda on Friday to tout his multimillion dollar global program targeting AIDS prevention and treatment in 14 hard hit nations. He praised Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni for his government's latest awareness campaign.
The Agriculture Department increased its forecast for U.S. corn production to 10.3 billion bushels citing ample rain and sun in the Corn Belt last month as the basis for optimism.
Rob Rosenberger of Wellman returns to Air Force Reserve duty in the Persian Gulf region on Monday. His absence will end the operation of VMyths com, the Web site known for criticizing and ridiculing flaws in the computer security industry.
The Linn County Conservation Board faces a state board decision over preserving Highway 100 and blocking its extension, triggering a lawsuit with Cedar Rapids and Linn County officials. The University of Iowa outlines a 25 million project funded partly by the Iowa Values Fund, including 10 million for US projects. Linn County Public Health rejects a Louisiana firm's $133,260 aircraft spray offer for mosquito control as too costly.
Xavier High School alumnus Ryan Sweeney agreed to a contract with the Chicago White Sox. The outfielder was a second round pick, 52nd overall, and will receive a 785000 signing bonus plus full college tuition. The report notes the deal details.
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Cedar Rapids police clarify an assault location on a June 28 crime map with the 7500 block of Hampshire Drive NE. Iowa City TB testing shows 165 tested, 149 returned for results, two positive. Grenada mosque correction notes it was first since Moorish rule ended. AP error claimed Spain.
The Gazette announces subscription rates for carriers and mail editions with weekly and yearly options. It lists contact numbers for subscription service and the general office in Cedar Rapids Iowa along with the P O box address and postmaster notice.
Local contact lines listed for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City with phone numbers. Includes tips line, circulation notes, and a reference to the GazetteOnline website for email addresses.
The Gazette commits to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton 901 Ingleside Drive SW or other recycling locations.
The Columbia Accident Investigation Board concludes NASA management and safety failures were as influential as the physical cause of the shuttle’s destruction. Retired Adm. Gehman says the final report weighs management flaws and the blast equally, with August targeting.
A six month USDA audit found 8,250 employees used government travel cards for non travel spending totaling 5.8 million dollars. Purchases included tuition for bartender school tickets wallets and car payments. 1,549 former workers still had active cards and penalties were inconsistent.
Two Hillsborough County sheriffs deputies say they bit into glass shards in McDonald’s cheeseburgers and were injured. Three McDonald’s workers were questioned at the sheriff's office, Lt. Rod Reder said. Stuart O Shannon, 32, suffered severe mouth cuts. Daniel Witt, 24, was not injured but sent for examination.
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