Al Qaeda threat study notes increased U S infiltration risk
A new U S intelligence assessment reviewed by the Associated Press says Al Qaeda has stepped up efforts to slip operatives into the United States and has most capabilities needed to strike here Details on the assessment and related terrorism coverage appear on 3A
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Mouse Invasion In China Floods Flooded Areas Face Hordes
Floodwaters drive two billion field mice toward communities around a central China lake. As more rain falls the invasion worsens with residents scrambling to cope. AP Video features show how locals confront the unusual crisis.
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Xavier students serve poor overseas
The School Talk headline about Xavier students traveling to Guatemala used overseas as a loose synonym for foreign travel. The Gazelle invites reader feedback on accuracy fairness and completeness of news items and captions and commits to publishing corrections if needed. Call numbers provided for comments.
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The Gazette established January 10 1983 publishes daily from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with home delivery and mail editions. Subscriptions cost four to five dollars weekly and 20.97 for four weeks with 256.95 for a year, plus regional rates. Postmaster service and contact numbers are listed for subscription and general inquiries.
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GazetteOnline offers a complete company directory plus email addresses via the website. The page directs users to access the full contact listings and corporate emails through its online portal.
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Gazette Promotes Recycling Initiative in City Campaign
The Gazette backs sustainable farming and printing with soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive or their nearest recycling location, highlighting a community commitment to the future.
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Reef sandals spark controversy over underage drinking concerns
A critical reader questions Reef footwear design that hides a bottle opener and a stash compartment in sandals marketed to youth. The piece notes the product features a canteen heel, a Stash model for girls, and cites Amazon descriptions while mentioning Kathy, her son, and mixed feelings about the edgy gimmick.
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Fewer Teens Have Sex and Births Reach Record Low
Government report shows fewer high school students having sex in 2005 and rising condom use, with teen birth rates at a record low of 21 per 1000 for ages 15 to 17. More youths finish high school and more three to five year olds are read to daily, signaling broad well being gains.
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Obama draws loudest cheers at NAACP meeting in Detroit
Obama drew the strongest applause at the NAACP annual convention in Detroit among eight Democratic candidates. He criticized the Bush record on race, urged more progress, and contrasted Libby’s sentence with Genarlow Wilson’s case, highlighting criminal justice concerns before about 3,000 attendees.
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Lady Bird Johnson to lie in repose at LBJ Library
Lady Bird Johnson, age 94, will lie in repose for 24 hours at the LBJ Library and Museum in Austin before burial beside Lyndon B. Johnson on the Hill Country ranch. The former first lady, renowned for environmental advocacy, died at her Austin home with family and friends present.
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West Branch opens condolence book for Lady Bird Johnson tribute
A condolence book for Lady Bird Johnson will be available for public signing at the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Museum in West Branch starting today and open daily 9 am to 5 pm until July 20 before being sent to the LBJ Library in Austin Texas. The public may view the coffin today between 1 pm and 11 am CDT. Officials expect crowds to lines Congress Avenue in Austin for the funeral cortege departing the family cemetery.
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