Front-Page Headlines Span War, Politics, Tragedy and Tech
Major topics include a hacker exposing UI credit card data, Iowa's first heart transplant survivor at 20 years, Rep. Jim Nussle entering the governor race, a deadly firetruck accident involving a 5-year-old, and plans for Peace Palaces in Cedar Rapids. Dutch voters reject the EU constitution amid concern over benefits and immigration, while California bears a landslide with multiple injuries. An Afghan mosque bombing kills 20 as U.S. troops suffer ongoing casualties in the war. The Cedar Rapids mayoral race features Kay Halloran, city hall theft details surface, and quirky items like a giant French fry auction. Small business optimism runs high, stadium upgrades hinge on funds, and Everest climbs mark personal triumphs.
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Correction issued for misidentified golfer name
A Wednesday sports brief corrects Brad George of Marion who finished 17th in the FCWT National Golf Championship last week in West Palm Beach Florida. The Gazette invites readers to comment on accuracy and will publish corrections in this space with contact numbers provided.
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Gazette Communications Inc Public Notice
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides daily local news and AP dispatches. It lists subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail editions and offers contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
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Amnesty International critiques U S rights record ahead of memorial week
Mitch Albom argues Amnesty International unfairly targets the United States while ignoring abuses by other groups and enemies in the war on terror. He cites Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo and calls for higher standards, noting the need for balance and accountability amid evolving threats.
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Scientists report trust hormone raises questions of abuse
Swiss and American scientists show oxytocin can trigger trusting behavior in humans and acknowledge potential for misuse. Ernst Fehr warns future abuse while Antnio Damasio notes implications for autism therapies and political or marketing manipulation could rise as oxytocin effects are explored.
Experimental shingles vaccine cuts flare risk by half
A large study of 60 plus adults shows Merck’s vaccine reduces shingles flare ups by 51 percent and lowers pain by 61 percent, with two thirds less long term nerve pain. The trial, led by VA researchers and NIH, followed 38546 participants over three years.
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How to Eliminate Most Back Pains Without Exercise
Free report for local back pain sufferers promises relief without exercise or surgery. Call 1-888-565-7110 for a toll free 24 hour recorded message. Bingham 206 Collins Rd NE Cedar Rapids IA.
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Gazette presses soybean ink and promotes recycling
The Gazette highlights an eco friendly approach by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton 604 Insteside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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