End of War Debates and Iraq War Echoes Across Headlines
Bush and Iraqi assessments differ on war's end while young soldiers return with maturity. Dallas sees heavy rain and rescues as five inches fall across North Texas. No Child Left Behind drives dropout discussions. Massive water crisis affects 1.1 billion lacking clean water. Iraqi police accuse US troops of executions after a Baghdad raid. AP counts 2314 US military deaths in Iraq through Sunday.
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Fatal Johnson County house fire kills 94 year old Mary Hebi
A morning house fire in Johnson County killed Mary C. Hebi age 94 when a gas leak from a kitchen stove ignited. The blaze is part of a weekend string of fires reported in the county.
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Gazette Communications Inc. announces daily Iowa publication details
The Gazette, published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401, provides Morning Editions and Sunday issues. Subscriptions include carrier and motor route rates, with mail options for 7 issues per week and annual plans.
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Local Contact Directory Fragments Include Cedar Rapids Numbers
The readable portion lists Cedar Rapids and Iowa City phone lines with area codes 319 and 319, plus a tollfree line. It mentions a mess of contact points including a tip line and circulation contact, but details are incomplete and not clearly organized.
Gazette backs recycled ink and newsprint to aid farming
The Gazette promotes sustainability by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle papers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling sites.
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Newspaper ad campaign highlights reach and engagement
The Gazette promotes a yearlong $50 million Newspaper Association of America campaign centering on newspaper ads as a destination not a distraction. It cites research showing 52 percent view ads in newspapers, 46 percent prefer newspapers for ad information, and 51 percent rank newspapers highly for shopping planning.
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Belarussian voters back Lukashenko in disputed landslide
Thousands protested in Minsk defying a ban as the opposition denounced the vote. President Lukashenko won an 82.6 percent tally with 92.6 percent turnout, while Alexander Milinkevich claimed the result was a farce and urged new elections. The protest, the largest in years, remained peaceful amid snowfall.
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Afghan Man Faces Death Over Conversion to Christianity
Abdul Rahman a 41 year old Afghan medical aid worker is on trial in Kabul for leaving Islam to become Christian charges carry the death penalty under Afghan law The case seen as a flash point between conservatives and reformists and the judge said a ruling would come within two months
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