Daunting tasks loom after shuttle launch
A summary of today’s headlines notes major challenges ahead following a space shuttle launch, plus regional news items on local leadership, health programs, crime cases, and international conflict.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2005
Page
2
A summary of today’s headlines notes major challenges ahead following a space shuttle launch, plus regional news items on local leadership, health programs, crime cases, and international conflict.
A subcommittee of the Urban Deer Task Force proposed a bow hunting program this fall and early winter to cut the deer population by about 100. The plan targets reducing herd numbers through controlled urban hunting.
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An editor’s error misnamed Prasong Nurack in a photo caption with a Tuesday Accent story. Nurack owns Thai Flavors in Iowa City and a Gazette clarification will be published to address the mistake. Readers may call the provided numbers to comment on accuracy and fairness.
The Gazette publishes from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with daily issues and subscription options including carrier, motor route and mail deliveries. Phone numbers listed for subscription service and general inquiries are provided.
A reader directory and recycling pledge appear with contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City sections. The Gazette highlights soybean ink use and recycling efforts, urging readers to drop newspapers at local recycling sites and noting online company directory resources.
Leonard Pitts argues that casual dress, including flip flops, underscores a cultural shift away from formality and moments of occasion. Northwestern lacrosse players wore flip-flops for a Bush photo op, drawing national attention and debate on dress codes for national events.
At Fort A.P. Hill Virginia four Alaska and Ohio Scouts leaders were killed when a tent pole toppled into power lines during setup at the National Jamboree. The deaths followed by a memorial service opening the event that hosts over 40 000 Scouts from around the world. Three other adults were injured.
Seven hundred ninety Boy Scouts from Iowa attended the jamboree with 120 from Hawkeye Area Council. Scout Executive Ed Brandon said no Iowa scouts were hurt and leaders checked campsites to prevent contact with power lines. Brent and Neal, both Eagle Scouts, accompanied Shibe to a prior jamboree.
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