Iowa recruits space physicists legacy of Van Allen
The University of Iowa pursues a new generation of experimental space physicists to sustain the international legacy begun by James A. Van Allen. Van Allen, 88, retired in 1985, still works daily in Van Allen Hall research without pay.
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Menard's to Open New Cedar Rapids Store in 2005
A new Menard's location will open early in 2005 on the Marion bypass Highway 100 replacing the Cedar Rapids store at 4601 First Ave SE with a facility more than twice as large. Details, 6B
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Government to tighten tire safety standards by 2007
Washington to require passenger car and light truck tires to pass new speed and endurance tests. This marks the first federal tire safety update since 1967, with the rules to take effect by 2007 and details in section 6B.
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Hewitt Falls to Karlovic in Wimbledon Shock First Round
Lleyton Hewitt, defending champion, exits Centre Court after a 1-6 7-6 6-3 6-4 loss to 6-foot-10 qualifier Ivo Karlovic. The upset marks Hewitt as the only defending Wimbledon champion to lose in the first round in the Open era.
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U S plans to form new Iraqi army in Baghdad
The U S administration in Iraq announced on Monday the creation of a new Iraqi army and a monthly stipend program for former Saddam Hussein era soldiers. The move signals rebuilding efforts and veteran support amid postwar stabilization.
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Pain sensitivity varies among patients, scans show
A report notes pain responses differ widely among individuals. Scans confirm that what causes tears in one person may barely affect another, complicating medical treatment decisions.
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Correction notice clarifies hospital stop and attorney misidentifications
The Gazette corrects that Wayne B. Snyder was treated at Mercy Medical Center and later jailed, and that Fred Doerr is attorney for Lowell Jenkins in a Meskwaki Tribe contract suit while Dennis Johnson represents tribal chairman Alex Walker. A correction will follow in the newspaper.
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Gazette of Cedar Rapids Announces Publication Details
The Gazette based at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids IA lists pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail for Morning Editions and Sunday issues. It notes AP rights for local news and provides post office and subscription service contact numbers.
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Gazette Gazette circulation directory contact note
Circulation contact details and company directory text with email reference for GazetteOnline.com. Includes area code note and placeholder names. No clear event or personful report, but provides contact pathways.
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Gazette promotes recycling and soybean ink printing
The Gazette advocates sustainable practices by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations to support future agriculture.
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Polls show public split over WMD Iraq war justification
Kathleen Parker notes Gallup and Harris polls show most Americans consider the Iraq war justified with WMD doubts. She argues not to let polling distort reality and urges congressional inquiry while defending actions against Saddam.
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Deshler Tornado Toll Rises After Severe Nebraska Flooding
A weekend tornado and flood event devastates southern Nebraska and northern Kansas. Deshler suffers destruction as a resident killed and at least four homes are ruined. The storm brings heavy rain and large hail while residents cope with flooding and debris cleanup.
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Rural equity likely part of Medicare reform bill
Washington supports Medicare reform measures aimed at boosting rural payments. Rep. Jim Nussle pushes for 27 billion in rural provider funding, with Rep. Bill Thomas backing a 15 billion plan. both sides seek faster delivery, starting in fiscal year 2004.
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Medco Health Sued Over Favored Drug Switch Tactics
Federal prosecutors in Philadelphia join whistleblower suits accusing Medco Health Solutions of pressuring doctors to switch patients to Merck made drugs to boost profits rather than finding low cost prescriptions. U.S. Attorney Patrick Meehan notes the civil cases against Medco.
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