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Al Qaida beheads American held person amid broader regional violence. Scandal in Brazil widens as Workers Party link to illegal campaign funds probes Health Ministry purchases. U S fears dirty radiological devices. G8 pledges tighter radioactive material controls. Philadelphia public schools report rising test scores and a balanced budget after years of strain. Montpelier launches MontpelierNet wireless broadband as a model city initiative.
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Multiple Nations Suffer Military Deaths in Iraq Campaign Update
Friday tallies show 831 U S service members dead since operations began in Iraq with international totals: Britain 58 Italy 18 Spain eight Bulgaria and Poland six each Ukraine four Slovakia three Thailand two Denmark and El Salvador one each and several others single deaths. The Gazette notes recent corrections and community notices follow.
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Fragments of phone numbers and city names appear in a jumbled line of text. The readable bits include Cedar Rapids references and several telephone digits, suggesting a mis-scanned directory or notice. No coherent event or clear entities beyond locations and numbers.
Gazette urges recycling with soybean ink and local drops
The Gazette promotes a future oriented program highlighting its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or other recycling locations in the area.
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G-8 Sea Island endorses Global Peace Operations Initiative
The Sea Island summit endorses a plan to double peacekeepers through 75,000 trained volunteers funded by at least 660 million dollars. The proposal aims to bolster UN and regional missions while raising questions about reaction times and sovereignty concerns from Third World nations.
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Bush Ads Heighten Kerry Negatives but Race Remains Close
President Bush's $80 million ad blitz boosts Kerry's negatives while failing to topple him as a viable alternative. Pew poll shows Kerry at 45 percent favorable, 46 percent overall in a tight race with Nader at 6 percent. Kerry had once been viewed more favorably.
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