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The Hitchcocks Run a Wisconsin Hydroelectric Firm
The Hitchcock family operates a hydroelectric company in Wisconsin using two dams on the Eau Galle River and Rock River. Details continue on page 6C.
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Bush ethanol promises remain unkept amid farm belt push
The article reports that President Bush gave lip service to corn based ethanol as a key alternative fuel under the Clean Air Act, gaining farm belt support but not following through. Analysis on page 5B.
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Hall of Fame Day Draws Cedar Rapids Softball Fans
Several hundred fans watched 14 teams compete in four tournaments during Cedar Rapids Softball Hall of Fame Day at Ellis Park. Five men and two women were inducted during ceremonies. Details on page 5C.
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Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink pledge
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink. It urges readers to recycle papers using boxes at City Carton, econofoods, and Hy-Vee locations in Marion, listing addresses for convenient drop points.
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City Carton
Sixth St
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51St St
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Highway 151 East
Marion
Today’s Chuckle Mascot Tail Side Lines Gag
A lighthearted quip compares life to a game where you feel sidelined supporting the mascot’s tail. The joke plays on sports imagery and playful self deprecation.
Cutting the fat yet keeping dessert appeal tips
In the Tuesday Gazette Food Plus column the writer outlines trimming fat in desserts. Tips include smaller portions and low fat substitutes while encouraging fresh fruit as a lighter option.
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Clinton outlines tax plan amid push for growth and jobs
Clinton called for higher taxes on the rich to fund a people first plan aiming to create jobs expand education and provide affordable health care. He proposed a four year program financed by about 300 billion in savings with more than half from tax increases on the wealthy and corporations and the rest from spending cuts.
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Wrestling champion murdered in Victor shooting
Two time state champion Chad Dietze of Marengo was shot and killed at 8:40 p.m. during a dispute outside a Victor mobile home. Ronald Dean Collins, 25, of Victor, is jailed on first degree murder charges with bond set at 500000. The Io wa Division of Criminal Investigation assists the case as witnesses place the shooting near Collins' residence. Dietze resided in Victor but not at the mobile home court.
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Poweshiek County
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U S Slumps to Fifth in Global Competitiveness
The World Competitiveness Report ranks Japan first and the United States drop from second to fifth amid recession, structural problems, and weaker education. Germany rises to second, with Switzerland third and Denmark fourth as surveys survey 37 nations.
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Energy-saving items at your disposal
Marion shop Practical Ecology sells water and energy saving goods like a toilet tank lid with built in sink and a solar powered house number light. Owner Dave Loy quit his finance job to run the store with Cathy Loy handling part time duties while nursing at St Luke’s Hospital.
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Blindfolded lovers identify partners by touch in study
In a Hebrew University study, 72 blindfolded participants tried to pick their romantic partner from two decoys. Forehead touch yielded 58 percent correct recognition, while women correctly identified their partner's hand 69 percent of the time.
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New York
Marsha Kaitz
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
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