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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2002
Page
2
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Sam Sheronick celebrates a father's greatest reward his children happiness. The feature profiles a dad enjoying family joy as part of Iowa Today. A second note previews Speedy Laptops introducing a new generation of portable computers moving faster than desktops in Computers.
The Gazette notes a previous Monday story misstated the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation site. Correct site is www.gercf.org and readers may call (319) 398 8313 or 14800 397 8212 to report errors.
Readable lines list Cedar Rapids and Iowa City tip line numbers 319 area code. Phone lines provided include 319 398 8254 for Cedar Rapids and 319 339 3155 for Iowa City. Citizens may use them to report tips.
The Gazette highlights farming support by printing with soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at local recycling locations.
A list of contact numbers is provided for general inquiries and subscriptions. Phone lines include 319 398 8333 and 319 396 8211 along with an alternate 1 800 397 8333 for subscription services.
Jacquelyn Mitchard reflects on a family history with horses from a beloved barn. She recalls past tragedies, gains a new attachment, and shows how horses shape peace, memory, and identity even as she questions their practicality. The Gazette column is dated Friday and invites reader mail.
Hamid Karzai won 1,295 votes from the grand council to extend his interim presidency by 18 months. Delegates from across Afghanistan applauded as they backed a move toward a new constitution and elections under U.N. guidance.
Washington agencies ordered 350000 potassium iodide pills from a North Carolina firm to guard against radioactive iodine in a nuclear event. The move, described as ongoing, followed no direct link to Jose Padilla and drew growing public interest since the Sept 11 attacks.
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