Fethke departs as interim U president after 14 months
Cedar Rapids city efforts to remake Oak Hill neighborhood gain momentum as Fethke leaves a 14 month interim tenure at the University. Some employers say obesity penalties affect workers. A Washington Post ABC poll shows about half view the Supreme Court as balanced while more see it as too conservative.
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War in Iraq US service deaths toll at 3646
As of Saturday, 3 646 US service members have died since operations began in March 2003, AP tally confirms.
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Cedar Ridge Apartments Damaged In Early Morning Fire
Tenants clean up after a Cedar Rapids blaze at Cedar Ridge Apartments damaging the 12 unit building. Owner Clark Hejda declines to estimate when residents, about 15 people, can move back in. Local notice notes ongoing evaluation and repairs.
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Aquafina label clarified source water claim
PepsiCo says Aquafina comes from the same source as tap water and will update labels to reflect this. Experts and consumers weigh in on the revelation in the GazetteOnline feature.
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Gazette staff info and subscription rates
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides pricing for carrier motor route and mail delivery. Rates cover seven Morning Editions and Sunday issues with 20.97 for 4 weeks and 256.95 for 52 weeks. rates vary by state. Postmaster and subscription service contact numbers are listed.
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Gazette advocates recycling and soybean ink use
The Gazette promotes future oriented farming by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on Ingleside Drive or at nearby recycling sites.
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Cheney’s defibrillator replacement at George Washington Univ
Vice President Dick Cheney underwent Saturday surgery to replace the implanted cardioverter defibrillator generator at George Washington University Hospital. Doctors said the procedure was successful and the vice president would resume his normal schedule after a brief recovery.
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Post Bush era tactics shape 2008 Republican hopes
Republicans in Congress seek a 2008 nominee who distances from George W. Bush amid low public trust and war concerns. Some lawmakers believe Bush's unpopularity will fade as a new candidate emerges, while Democrats push to frame 2008 as a referendum on the Bush era.
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President urges update to surveillance law FISA
President Bush calls on Congress to modernize the 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to cover new telecom and Internet use by terrorists. He argues for timely passage to close intelligence gaps while Democrats warn against expanding executive powers.
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