Cedar Rapids Man Among Victims In Oregon Charter Boat Tragedy
Edward Loll a 66 year old Cedar Rapids resident died when a charter fishing boat slipped from its location off the Oregon coast during a weekend excursion. His son Brian Loll and Brian’s in laws survived. Richard Kummer of South Amana identified Loll as the sole fatality among the relatives aboard.
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Fair’s combine derby crowns slow titans at Hawkeye Downs
In the first-ever combine demolition derby at Hawkeye Downs Fair a crowd of 3000 watched two aging farm machines clash in a slow-motion ballet of water buffalo and metal malice. Three Northwest Iowa counties Palo Alto Dickin son and Worth have set gambling referendums in June and July with discussion in Cerro Gordo and Franklin.
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Leach Says War Vote Won’t Deter Chairman Bid
Rep. Jim Leach of Iowa says his antiwar voting stance may hurt chances to chair a committee but he remains unfazed after nearly 30 years in the House. He says his votes reflect principles and district interests.
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Furyk Wins U S Open Tying 72 Hole Record
Jim Furyk captured the U S Open at Olympia Fields Illinois by three strokes to finish 272 the lowest 72 hole score in the 103 year history of the event joining Tiger Woods Jack Nicklaus and Lee Janzen in the record books Details 1C
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Busch seals third Winston Cup win of season at Michigan
Kurt Busch kept the No. 97 Roush Racing Ford largely the same while tuning it at every pit stop. He claimed his third Winston Cup victory of the year at Michigan International Speedway, becoming the season’s first three time winner.
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Gazette Communications announces daily edition details
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, outlines publication details and pricing for Morning Editions and Sunday issues, with delivery and mail rates listed. AP news dispatches are exclusive to the paper and readers can update subscriptions via listed contact numbers.
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Statewide first- year MIS failure blocks MA seniors
About 8 percent of Massachusetts seniors, roughly 4 800 students, did not graduate due to failing the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System. Failure was higher among Black and Hispanic students and urban districts.
Police battle militants in Riyadh outbreak leaves five dead
Overnight clashes with suspected al Qaida militants killed five and led to multiple arrests. Police opened fire after assailants in a car shot at checkpoints and fled to an apartment building where a firefight continued amid the last month bombings.
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Gene linked to manic depression found by health scientists
Scientists identify a flawed gene linked to manic depression bipolar disorder a finding that may guide future treatments. Manic mood affects about 2.3 million American adults and the study appears in Molecular Psychiatry.
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Molecular Psychiatry
GazetteOnline invites readers to join email newsletter
Sign up at Gazettes online home to receive the latest news and sports headlines delivered directly to your inbox each day. Stay informed with updates from local and national sources.
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Local Gazette Directory Contact Lines and Listings
The Cedar Rapids and Iowa City area directory shows phone lines for circulation and general news with toll free numbers and a reference to the GazetteOnline.com directory for complete company listings and emails. It lists several contact numbers including 339-3150, 398-8313, 339-3155, and 397-8212 for different departments.
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Gazette endorses recycling and soybean ink printing
The Gazette touts commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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Gazette adds Monday Money and Shape We're In health series
The Gazette introduces Monday Money with George Ford and The Week Ahead charts on mutual funds and flight rates from Eastern Iowa Airport. New Career Card column and Mary Ellen Slayter on Career Track Live join health feature The Shape We're In, a five part series running weekly through July 14, with obesity focus and tips.
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Davis recall heats toward ballot in California politics
A Republican led recall effort against Gov. Gray Davis gains momentum and may qualify for the ballot. Rep. Darrell Issa has poured funds into the campaign, stirring a battle that could reshape California as lawmakers weigh the risk of a state already under Democratic control.
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Peace activist shot in Israel returns home
Brian Avery, 25, shot in the Jenin area while with the International Solidarity Movement, arrives at Raleigh-Durham International Airport amid a welcoming gathering of about 60 supporters. He will stay with his parents in Chapel Hill as he undergoes further surgeries after multiple facial reconstructions.
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Study Finds 1000 Whales Drown Daily in Fishing Nets
Scientists estimate about 308000 whales dolphins and porpoises die annually as bycatch in fishing gear the first broad figure of its kind. The World Wildlife Fund released the report amid the International Whaling Commission meeting in Berlin with calls for action to curb bycatch.
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