Front Page Highlights From The Gazette Iowa
NASA grounds shuttles over foam hazard prompt. Iraq troop pullout eyed next year. Lottery largess boosts Iowa coffers. Rental disputes strain relationships. Officials urge uniform cell phone ID. Mad cow disease investigation finds no U.S. threat. Western India floods kill hundreds. Missing Natalee Holloway case widens pond search. Military deaths rise past 1,782. Clowns honor Virgin of Guadalupe. Tax cuts face GOP critique. RAGBRAI jungle arrival boosts small town. Cedar Rapids tightens animal rules. Discount drug card aids uninsured in Iowa. Mitch Albom column returns next week. Iowa basketball ticket prices drop. ISU UNI football pact covers 2006-08 at Jack Trice. Daily puzzle answers via GazetteOnline.com.
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NASA
Iraq
Iowa
Gazette Publisher Details and Subscription Rates
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, published by Gazette Communications Inc. lists subscription options for carrier, motor route, and mail delivery with weekly and annual rates. Contact numbers and post office address are provided for address changes and general inquiries.
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Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Gazette Communications Inc
U.S
Associated Press
Gazette Communications, Inc
P.O
Cedar Rapids area news circulation and contact lines
Partial OCR provides scattered contact numbers and a generic company directory prompt. Reads like a city news desk listing for general information lines and a moto. Not enough coherent facts to sketch a full event or notice.
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General News
WATS
Cedar Rapids
Twa City
Gazette promotes recycling and soybean ink use
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by promoting agriculture and environmental practices. It notes printing with soybean ink and frequent use of recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or other recycling locations.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Ingleside Drive
British arrest bomb suspect in Birmingham raid
British police detained Yasin Hassan Omar 24 in a dawn raid on a Birmingham duplex as part of last week’s failed plots to strike transit. Three other suspects remained at large, with new photos released and police urging public tips. Omar faced questioning under anti-terrorism laws after a stun gun subduing him and a backpack found during the arrest.
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Washington Post
London
Yasin Hassan Omar
Warren Street
Peter Clarke
Metropolitan Police
Omar
Birmingham
Britain
Clarke
North London
Stockwell
South London
Algerian sentenced for plot to bomb Los Angeles airport
An Algerian, Ahmed Ressam, was sentenced to 22 years in prison for plotting to bomb the Los Angeles airport on the millennium eve. U.S. District Judge John Coughenour criticized Bush era anti terrorism tactics while noting Ressam cooperated for about two years before and after his 1999 arrest in Port Angeles. The case revealed network details, helped thwart other threats, and led to the cancellation of Seattle New Year events due to a hotel reservation.
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Seattle
Los Angeles
U.S
John Coughenour
Ressam
Port Angeles
British Columbia
Space Needle
Richard Reid
American Airlines
Heat sickens 300 plus at Virginia Scout Jamboree
At Fort A P Hill near Bowling Green Virginia more than 300 Boy Scouts were treated or transported as heat and humidity rose alongside an approaching thunderstorm delaying President Bush’s Memorial Day visit. Thousands gathered for the Jamboree with many Scouts requiring hospital care while officials sought emergency help.
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Virginia
Bowling Green
Bush
Fort A.P. Hill
Gregg Shields
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India
Bombay
Aruba
Natalee Holloway
Netherlands
United States
Noemi Carrillo
Maylen
Basilica of Guadalupe
Mexico City
Tom Vilsack
West Union
Mitch Albom
University of Iowa
ISU Versus Uni
Iowa State
Bruce van de Velde
University of Northern Iowa
Jack Trice
Ames
GazetteOnline.com
BBC
Muktar Said Ibrahim
ABC News
L.A
Ahmed Ressam
BOY Scouts
Jamboree
Renee Fairer
Berns
Collins Rd
Cuaine
Labor
Ene Aerts Furniture
1St Ave
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