Meskwaki tribal dispute debated before three appeals judges
A three member panel of appeals judges pressed attorneys on the Meskwaki tribal case in a St. Paul federal courtroom. About 100 supporters of the Homer Bear led council attended as they sought reversal of district court rulings that closed the casino on May 23 and left tribal leadership unresolved.
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Michael Melloy
Roger Wollman
Diana Murphy
Board of Review completes tax appeal hearings after long session run
Johnson County five member Board of Review finished 17 daylong sessions on July 14 after starting May 17. The panel completed work just before the state deadline. In Coralville, Cornerstone Christian School daycare faces a court petition to close for state regulation violations.
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Coralville
Johnson County District Court
Johnson County
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No smoking gun found in Sept 11 intelligence gaps
House and Senate intelligence panels spent months probing intelligence failures surrounding the Sept. 11 attacks and concluded no single revelation would have stopped the plot. In a separate report, the U.S. military released grisly photos of Saddam Hussein’s two sons after three soldiers died in northern Iraq, the deadliest attack on American troops since May. A prison guard testified that sniper suspect Lee Boyd Malvo admitted anger over shooting a teen in Montgomery County and said he planned to shoot a busload of children.
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Gazette published in Cedar Rapids Iowa with contact details
The Gazette established 1883 in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides daily local news. Subscriptions vary by delivery method and region with toll free and local numbers listed for service and changes.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Gazette Communications Inc
U.S
Associated Press
Ferentz expects four to eight freshmen to contribute this fall
Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz says the team will need four to eight true freshmen to contribute this season on special teams or in backup roles. In Ferentz's five seasons, rookies typically played only one or two games.
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Kirk Ferentz
Iowa
Ferentz
Music industry subpoenas target broad internet music users
The music industry begins a high stakes push to curb online piracy by suing a diverse group of downloaders. A grandfather a father and a roommate are among those named in early subpoenas as part of efforts to crack down on illegal file sharing.
Three 4-H Camp Counselors Charged With Abusive Fights
In Rocky Mount Virginia three teenage counselors aged 15 and 16 face 24 felony and 34 misdemeanor counts for allegedly forcing campers into bare knuckle fights, taking admission fees and allowing bets. Names are withheld due to age. The incidents occurred June 30 to July 4 at a local 4-H camp.
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Rocky Mount
Gazette City Directory Contact Numbers
The Cedar Rapids directory shows general news and tip line numbers with area code 319. Listings include 398 8313 for Cedar Rapids and 339 3155 for related services. A toll free style entry points to GazetteOnline.com for complete company directory and emails.
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General News
Cedar Rapids
MMR Ong
GazetteOnline.com
Don’t You Dare Have Kids Until You Read This
Column by Jacquelyn Mitchard reflects on Corey Donaldson’s parenting ethics and two new books urging couples to consider before marriage and before having children. It lists sample questions aimed at testing readiness, finances, and personal values for prospective parents.
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Corey Donaldson
U.S
Donaldson
Corey
Law and Order
Chris
City Hall shooting prompts security rethink nationwide
After a New York City Hall gunman bypassed detectors with a council member, cities from Boston to San Francisco reassessed access. Boston reimposed metal detectors for all visitors except the mayor, while Chicago and Miami tightened entry controls and officials warned against lax screening.
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City Hall
New York
Iraq
Michael Galvin
James E. Davis
Miami
John Timoney
Chicago
Richard Daley
San Francisco
George Moscone
Harvey Milk
Willie Brown
Gunman claimed councilman offered cash not to oppose him
Othniel Askew told the FBI that Councilman James Davis offered $45,000 to drop a primary challenge and threatened his family if he refused. Investigators say the rambling statements lack corroboration. Askew fatally shot Davis inside City Hall before a responding officer killed him. both men died.
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James Davis
Othniel Askew
FBI
Davis
Askew
Associated Press
City Hall
Brooklyn
Kendall Stewart
Gazette promotes recycling through soy ink and newsprint
The Gazette advocates environmentally friendly paper use by printing with soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or other local recycling locations to support future sustainable agriculture.
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