Front page roundup of local, national headlines
Front page items include child restraint concerns in cars, a J.C. council rebuffing a Wal-Mart land deal delay, and a Burundi refugee story. National items cover Karl Rove not facing charges, Hawking on space colonies, Bush's Iraq visit, and US military deaths to date.
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Correction notice on headline and photo errors
The Gazette notes editor errors in Tuesdays Accent headline varieties and in Saturdays Head of the Class photos for Maria Carr and Jaclyn Carrington at Iowa City West High School. Correct images appear in today’s Community section. Readers may call 319-398-8313 or 1-800-397-8212 to comment.
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Gazette backs sustainable farming with soybean ink
The Gazette promotes agriculture by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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AMA urges warning labels on high salt foods and cuts
The American Medical Association backed labeling high salt foods and pressed for industry reductions of salt in restaurant and processed foods by about 50 percent within ten years. It urged FDA to drop salt from GRAS and cited examples like hot dogs, canned soups, pepperoni pizza, chicken chow mein, and cheeseburgers as high sodium items.
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Coulter slams 9/11 widows sparking bipartisan fire
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts criticizes Ann Coulter for calling four 9/11 widows “self-possessed” and “witches” while condemning her bias and sensational rhetoric. He notes widespread backlash from Hillary Clinton and George Pataki, and argues such attacks demean public discourse and ignore real grief. He cites criticism from conservative voices and urges scrutiny of national dialogue. Email lpitts@miamiherald.com for comments.
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Kennedy on probation after plea in D C car crash case
Rep. Patrick Kennedy pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of prescription medication and received a one year probation. He must attend psychiatrist sessions, recovery meetings, and AA, with random drug tests and mood monitoring. He faced potential jail if he violates conditions.
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