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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2007
Page
2
A front page note reports the state agency plans to rate a building used for a meals program, assessing suitability and facilities to improve service delivery. City and state officials weigh options as funding and standards come into play.
The Democratic candidate Barack Obama stated he was unaware he had investments in two companies funded by prominent donors. The report highlights questions raised about his financial ties amid campaign scrutiny.
The Gazette notes daily publication from Cedar Rapids Iowa with mailing addresses and subscription rates for carrier and mail editions. It lists postmaster contact and general phone numbers and notes AP republication rights for local news and dispatches.
The Gazette provides a complete company directory with area codes for Cedar Rapids and Senn GA lists and toll free lines. It promotes future growth and an agriculture friendly message printing with soybean ink and urges recycling of newspapers at City Carton and local locations.
Washington supporters press President Bush to pardon I. Lewis Libby amid perjury and obstruction findings. Libby defense cites new trial hopes while Bush signals caution and top aides warn of political fallout.
John Evander Couey was found guilty of first degree murder sexual battery on a child kidnapping and burglary in the 9 year old Jessica Lunsford slaying. The verdict comes as Florida tightens sex offender laws nationwide and a death sentence awaits jury recommendation.
NASA fired astronaut Lisa Nowak, the first such dismissal, after she faced attempted kidnapping charges in Orlando. The Navy captain, 43, will report in April to Pensacola for training, with new duties undecided.
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