Hair to Be Tested In Aruba Natalee Holloway Case
Investigators will run DNA tests on blond hair found with duct tape along Aruba's northeast coast to determine if it belongs to Natalee Holloway, part of the ongoing six week old mystery.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2005
Page
2
Investigators will run DNA tests on blond hair found with duct tape along Aruba's northeast coast to determine if it belongs to Natalee Holloway, part of the ongoing six week old mystery.
The Great Jones County Fair plans a temporary roof over the Monticello grandstand to support lights sound and video walls for Rascal Flatts. City Hall petition action by David Chadima aims to push Cedar Bend redevelopment forward. Iowa City officials discuss state grant backing for an eastside railroad overpass. Whirlpool's unsolicited Maytag bid lifts shares signaling possible success or higher offer.
The new depth chart in the 2024 Iowa media guide shows several players switching positions. Parked on vacation, Kathleen Parker's Gazette column is missing this edition and will resume next week.
Lake Delhi Recreation Area residents may vote in the August 16 election on incorporating as a city if they are registered in Delaware County at least ten days prior. Homeownership not required. Gazette invites corrections and offers contact numbers for feedback.
The Gazette established 1883, Cedar Rapids, IA, outlines editions and prices. It lists delivery options, subscription costs, and contact numbers, noting AP republication rights and postmaster address.
The Gazette provides general news and contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. It notes a commitment to the future with soybean ink and recycled newsprint and invites readers to recycle at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW.
President Bush said he would fire any White House official who leaks a CIA operative's name if a crime is found to have occurred. He noted the ethics standard had not changed and urged waiting for the ongoing investigation before conclusions.
Guidant Corp warns physicians replacements might be needed for nine pacemaker models made 1997 to 2000. The safety advisory covers about 28,000 devices worldwide and concerns moisture-related malfunctions from a degraded sealing component. Models include Pulsar Max, Pulsar, Discovery, Meridian, Pulsar Max II, Discovery II, Virtus Plus II, Intelis II and Contak TR.
In Basra and the south, about 58 percent of the pledged 21 billion dollars for Iraq reconstruction remains unspent. U S delays stem from security, bureaucratic hold ups, and stalled contract talks even as water plants and power stations rise, while Iraqis seek faster progress and better living standards.
Ongoing violence in Iraq and U S bureaucratic obstacles delay rebuilding projects. About 58 percent of U S funds remain unspent. Security costs are steep, with estimates ranging from 1.8 to 2 billion dollars and 20 to 23 percent of total costs diverted to protection.
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