Palestinian bomber strike rocks northern Israel cafe
Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility and praised the attack as a gift to the heroic Palestinian people. A bomber identified as 19 year old Rami Ghamm from the West Bank carried out the blast as fears of further violence rise amid broader conflicts abroad. Larrie Price, 30, of Brooklyn, was arrested for alleged involvement in a string of workplace shootings, facing four murder counts and two attempted murder counts.
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GDNF Drug Shows Improvement in Parkinson's Trial
Five patients with Parkinson's disease received drug GDNF and showed measurable improvement in a preliminary test. The treatment eliminated immobility episodes that occurred up to 20 percent of the time and reduced involuntary movements. Clive Svendsen of the University of Wisconsin Madison reported improvements in sense of taste and smell in three patients.
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Capitol lawmakers weigh tax, crime, and education changes
Lawmakers at the Capitol will debate inked driving changes and higher education funding while examining tax, crime sentencing, and other issues. Race tracks and casinos in Council Bluffs and Guana face a 5 p.m. deadline to settle state tax shares or risk an out-of-court element and possible Supreme Court review, according to Majority Leader wart Iverson.
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Gazette publication details and contact notes
The text lists publication basics for The Gazette including establishment date 1883, locations in Cedar Rapids Iowa and Cedar Rapids area, and mentions postal rates and distribution. It references Communicators Inc and staff or departments related to Cedar Rapids operations and addresses.
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Dvorsky among Kernels on opening day roster
Former Marion High School and University of Iowa and Northern Iowa player Alex Dvorsky joins Cedar Rapids Kernels opening day roster as the first local to reach the team since 1975. The Kernels arrive from Arizona spring training and start the 2003 Midwest League season Thursday at Quad City.
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Texas and Syracuse Reach Final Four Upset Oklahoma and Michigan State
Texas and Syracuse joined Kansas and Marquette as Final Four teams. Syracuse upset top seed Oklahoma 63-47 in Albany to take the East Regional final, while Texas defeated Michigan State 85-76 in San Antonio to become the only No 1 seed to advance in the Midwest.
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Excavation Firm Donates Labor to Build Scout Lagoon
Stateing Moyna & Sons of Elkader will contribute 300000 in labor to dig out a lagoon at the Howard H. Cherry Scout Reservation near Waubeek. About 30000 cubic feet of sand and silt will be removed, enabling 1000 plus Scouts to enjoy fishing boating and canoeing at the camp. Scout Executive Ed Brandon quotes the project as community giving by John Moyna president of the firm.
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Fayette County to vote on 1 percent sales tax
Fayette County residents head to the polls Tuesday to decide a 1 percent local option sales tax for school infrastructure. If approved the tax would generate about $380 per student or up to 31.5 million annually for Fayette County schools. Funds may cover maintenance and construction and debt reduction but not salaries.
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Gazette Online Contact Info and Tips Line
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Recycle Commitment to the Future in The Gazette
The Gazette promotes recycling of GA through a future‑oriented pledge. The article urges readers to dispose of newspapers responsibly and participate in sustainable practices for community welfare.
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Gazette defends war coverage amid reader complaints
The Gazette cites bias accusations and objectivity concerns in its Iraq War reporting. Readers criticize headlines, photo choices, and coverage balance while the paper vows accuracy. A TV Vision update reschedules CMTV and soap opera codes with reader feedback guiding tweaks.
Mystery illness spreads across Asia and Canada
A deadly mystery flu like illness spreads from Asia to Canada with three new deaths and over 1 600 infections globally. Hong Kong reports 60 more cases as Singapore warns of super spreaders while the WHO confirms SARS fatalities. Toronto declares a health emergency as U S cases reach 62 and Canada reports possible infections from New Brunswick to Vancouver.
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