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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2003
Page
3
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The district will hear the case April as state departments defer comment. Five states including Alaska Arizona Hawaii Idaho Oregon face review over the ruling as superintendent Dave indicates the district will hold hearings.
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Ankara reports indicate Turkey may again ask parliament to approve U S troops for an Iraq conflict. The decision hinges on a $15 billion aid package and Ankara’s aim to influence northern Iraq, with White House officials linking aid to troop acceptance.
UN Secretary General Kofi Annan called Iraq destroying 19 missiles a positive development while US officials said moves are inadequate. Turkey faces pressure over possible war involvement as parliament weighs sanctions and aid implications while NATO allies discuss a new UN resolution. Erdogan signals possible intervention options.
A backpack bomb ripped through a terminal at Davao airport in the Philippines killing 21 people and wounding 145. Among the dead and injured were an American missionary and his family. President Arroyo and President Bush condemned the attack as terrorism.
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Victoria's Secret failed to prove the Kentucky sex shop’s name diluted or harmed its trademark. The decision held no proof of consumer confusion or economic damage from the “Victor's Little Secret” sign and usage.
Attorney General John Ashcroft Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge and FBI Director Robert Mueller told the Senate Judiciary Committee of recent terrorism indictments and the capture of al Qaida operatives. They cited over 200 criminal terrorism charges 108 convictions and more than 100 thwarted plots while stressing prevention and expanded powers under post 9 11 laws.
NASA's Accident Investigation Board reports molten aluminum on Columbia's thermal tiles and left wing leading edge, suggesting hot gases penetrated a wing flaw. Investigators note soot-like slag on both wings, with left side tiles most affected, and damaged left landing gear tires indicating extreme heat in the final seconds of flight.
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