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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2005
Page
1
The Amana Colonies in Iowa County mark 150 years with a weekend sesquicentennial showcasing European and religious roots and the 20th century shift to a prosperous, welcoming community. Residents praise the tranquil setting and belonging, plus dividends from Amana Society Inc. shares.
The Gazette notes a July 1 to 3 celebration featuring guided tours crafts demonstrations music theater performances a commemorative dinner a carnival and a fireworks display in the Amana Colonies. Details are available in The Gazette Weekend section or at the Amana Colonies Convention and Visitors Bureau site.
Inside The Amana Church Society shows little change since founding nearly 300 years ago. The Amana Society Inc. CEO states profit is a force but not the primary driver of the organization.
Government officials plan DNA analysis to identify the herd of the mad cow and locate the owner and plant amid labeling and storage errors. Veterinarian John Clifford said tissue mixing and manure contamination hindered earlier tests, and relatives of the deceased cow will be tested to confirm the source.
The Supreme Court ends its term amid high drama with a possible retirement of Chief Justice William Rehnquist. Justices prepare final meetings before three months off as rulings on the Ten Commandments displays and other major cases loom. Analysts expect leadership questions if Rehnquist steps down.
Court debates Ten Commandments in public spaces and whether entertainment firms can sue manufacturers over piracy. A key Internet access case challenges cable operators' control and potential open access. Duke Law's Erwin Chemerin weighs in as long lines form outside sessions.
Mahdi Bray of the Muslim American Society Freedom Foundation spoke at the African American Historical and Cultural Museum of Iowa as the 12th Avenue bridge was renamed in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. A morning march crossed the renamed bridge symbolizing unity across races and faiths.
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