In the Know A briefing on today’s headlines
Abstracted briefing notes multiple items from national state and local news. Highlights include a deadly incident killing a mother and four children, a potential life skills adviser for a football program, a panel to study mandatory recycling, and a 40th anniversary of a flood control initiative. Also noted are remarks by Republican John McCain on allied cooperation, dementia risk linked to abdominal obesity, U.S. military deaths in Iraq, the death of Egg McMuffin creator Herb Peterson, and a police seizure at Cedar Valley Humane Society.
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Gazette of Cedar Rapids Establishment and Contact Details
The Gazette, published daily from 500 Third Avenue SE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52401, is a Gazette Communications Inc. newspaper. Subscriptions vary by delivery method and region with prices listed for weekly and long-term options and AP news rights noted.
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Contact Information Directory Page Summary
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City contact numbers are listed for general news, tips, circulation and tollfree help. The page provides phone lines for city services and a GazetteOnline.com directory with emails. No events, names, or dates are present.
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Gazette Pushes Recycling And Soybean Ink Use
The Gazette promotes future agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Dr or recycle at nearby locations to support environmental efforts.
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Warning about stock tips and mercenary investing schemes
A satirical guide warns readers against losing money in the stock market by following bad advice. It decries buying unknown stocks, chasing tips, and mutual funds that profit from declines, citing personal losses and broken promises to emphasize caution and skepticism toward get rich quick schemes.
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Bob Ferguson
Woodstock
Bush Pressures China Over Tibet Crackdown Before Olympics
President Bush pressed Chinese President Hu Jintao by phone to rein in violence in Tibet and consult with Dalai Lama representatives, marking a rare direct protest amid international alarm ahead of the Beijing Olympics. Hu cited rioting and crime as violations of human rights, while China allowed foreign journalists back to Lhasa to visit Potala Square.
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Potala Palace
Nighttime Return: Endeavour Lands After 16 Day Space Station Mission
The space shuttle Endeavour and a seven person crew landed at 8 39 p m at Cape Canaveral in a rare nighttime touchdown ending a 16 day mission to the international space station. Clouds delayed the landing but the crew completed their objectives.
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