In The Know Bulletin Highlights Postal, Global, and Local Items
Public comment favors Highway 100 extension route. Johnson County arrest warrants go online. A professor reports findings on an early panda skull. C R firing range hours limited as agencies reassess. In the Middle East the U S and Europe push diplomatic moves and money to back moderates and revive talks with Israel. 3,527 U S service members have died since March 2003 per AP. Iowa tax sale fees face scrutiny by the citizen’s aide. Cedar Rapids Iowa City unemployment ticks up slightly in May. A BT 6 light tank raised from the Neva near Kirovsk recalls 1941 fighting during the Leningrad siege. BMX racer Lestey Good of Cedar Rapids among top 15 teenage experts.
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Ul prez search ends without decision
Gazette Online highlights show no conclusion in the Ul presidential search while reporting two bar shooting injuries and a Jowa native killed in Iraq.
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Corrections and Clarifications From The Gazette
Transposed images in On the Street feature corrected. open house July 19 in Cedar Rapids addresses Enhance Our Neighborhoods. Clerical errors include Buena Vista University misnaming and Jordan Syria map error. clarification on Willie Barney abortion remark. Readers urged to call for accuracy.
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Gazette Communications Public Notices and Contact Info
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists subscription rates for mail and motor route delivery and provides postal and contact details. It notes AP news use rights and includes multiple phone numbers and a P O Box for address changes and subscriptions.
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Gazette promotes recycling and soy ink commitment
The Gazette Iowa City Cedar Rapids and area lists contact lines for news tips and circulation. It promotes agricultural support through soybean ink, recycled newsprint, and encourages readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton and other locations.
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No Dad in Opus Strip Sparks Fatherhood Debate
Kathleen Parker notes Berkeley Breathed's Opus strip on two moms and a missing dad sparks sharp, polarized reactions across political lines. She argues the cartoon highlights enduring male role model issues, media portrayals, and the need for involved fathers amid changing family norms.
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Afghanistan violence spikes as NATO clashes intensify
In Kandahar and eastern Afghanistan fierce three day battles kill over 100 people including militants civilians and police as NATO and Taliban clash. US led coalition jets strike a suspected al Qaida compound killing seven boys and several fighters. Civilian casualties grow fueling anger toward foreign troops and Karzai government.
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U S Opens Door to Negotiations on Cluster Bombs
In Geneva, U S officials said they are willing to negotiate a treaty on cluster bombs reversing the prior stance that no new agreement was needed. They still oppose a global ban and seek a narrower pact under the 1980 Conventional Weapons Convention with existing treaties cited as sufficient controls.
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