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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2008
Page
2
A briefing notes an immigration officials raid on an agriprocessor facility in Postville. The report highlights widespread disruption, potential detainees, and ongoing investigations amid a turbulent year for related immigration enforcement.
Gazette Online highlights its most active stories featuring a guide to tracking elusive morels, tips for mushroom hunting, and seasonal foraging ideas for readers interested in wild fungi.
The Dubuque school board did not include closing Central Alternative High School and Jones Hand in Hand Preschool on last night’s agenda. A public hearing is set for June 9 to discuss the issue. The Gazette notes a previous AP error and invites reader feedback on accuracy.
The Gazette of Cedar Rapids announces its weekly and daily editions and subscription rates. It lists delivery options Motor Route and carrier weekly rates and mail prices for Morning Editions and Sunday issues, with state and U S territorial rates. It provides AP republication rights and directs address changes to Gazette Communications Inc. and contact numbers.
Provides multiple Cedar Rapids contact numbers for general news circulation tips and city services. Includes hotline lines and a company directory with a web address for GazetteOnline.com.
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton, 901 Ingleside Dr. SW, or at nearby recycling locations.
Kathleen Parker argues Hillary Clinton uses identity fluidity to mirror voters and project toughness. The piece likens her shifts to a cyborg who copies others, citing public praise and staged images as evidence. It contrasts Clinton's persona with Barack Obama and notes her strategic use of gesture, speech, and appearances to win support.
A large government trial finds the arthritis drug Celebrex and the painkiller Aleve do not improve thinking skills or prevent Alzheimer's in adults 70 and older. Over 2,000 participants with family history were assigned daily drug or placebo, with results posted online and set for July in Archives of Neurology.
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