Bush to transfer power during colon screening at Camp David
President Bush to undergo a colonoscopy at Camp David with power transfer to Vice President Cheney for several hours during anesthesia. Officials say Cheney will be acting president, with procedures and briefings continuing, as in 1985 under Reagan.
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What’s Coming Sports Flicks Hoosiers Field of Dreams Caddyshack
A special Sunday sports feature compares favorites with picks from Hoosiers Field of Dreams and Caddyshack. The report highlights fans’ favorites and the enduring appeal of classic sports cinema.
Correction on Cedar Rapids car show date
The Gazette notes a misdated Friday story about a free car show with 150 antique automobiles today at Noelridge Park Cedar Rapids and promises page 1B clarification. Readers may submit comments on accuracy by phone.
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The Gazette promotes recycling with soybean ink and paper reuse
The Gazette notes use of recycled newsprint and soybean ink to promote agriculture. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids and other local locations, details postal addresses, publication offices, and subscription rates.
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Postal rate rise takes effect Sunday for letters
The postal service increases letter postage from 34 to 37 cents starting Sunday. A Gazette graphic notes many rates including post cards parcel post and priority mail also rise with details in Sundays Gazette.
Justices take case on rights of immigrants
The Supreme Court will decide if immigrant criminals can be jailed without bail to prevent flight before deportation. The case echoes post Sept 11 detentions in terrorism probes, with the Bush administration seeking broad detention power and secrecy for hearings.
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Wildfire Northwestern Arizona Advances Toward Forest Lakes
A massive Arizona blaze entered steep canyons and moved toward 600 abandoned Forest Lakes Estates homes near Show Low. Firefighters laid a five mile line with bulldozers while retardant planes attacked the western flank. 30 mph gusts threatened containment as crews warned. Owners fear losses as the 417 000 acre fire neared the evacuated subdivision.
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Supreme Court agrees to decide two health care cases
The court will review Maine's 2000 program for about 325000 uninsured residents to obtain prescription drug discounts and Kentucky's Any Willing Provider statute requiring HMOs to include any doctor who meets contract terms. The cases test state authority to set drug prices and compel network access amid rising costs.
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