CR Science Station Faces Financial Peril
Madge Phillips, a renowned human rights advocate in CR, died at age 90. Waste agency officials reviewed plasma torch technology to handle garbage while political ads drawn mixed reactions on candidate support and public perception.
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New Orleans runoff features Nagin and Landrieu clash at polls
In New Orleans, Mayor Ray Nagin campaigns at a senior center while facing Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu in today's runoff election. The city race follows a tense campaign as voters decide the leader of New Orleans.
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Farmers Market Schedule Correction and Photo Error
The Cedar Rapids farmers market will move to Second Street SE on the first Saturdays of June July August and September while Roundhouse hours remain 630 am to 1130 am and the downtown market 730 am to noon. A photo misidentification linked Timothy Gilles to Johnson County arrests. his twin brother was pictured instead. The Gazette invites reader feedback and will publish corrections.
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Gazette of Cedar Rapids subscription rates and contact
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Contact information lists phone numbers and Cedar Rapids address for GazetteOnline. Includes area code 319 numbers and a website for email addresses. This brief directory entry provides a complete company contact listing.
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Gazette Promotes Recycling and Soybean Ink Use
The Gazette outlines its sustainability stance promoting agriculture by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It invites readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or to recycle at nearby locations.
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Protestants plan crusade against incense in Catholic services
A writer recalling a public protest over DeLaSalle High School’s planned football field discusses religious clashes in Minneapolis. He vows a future legal battle to study incense air quality, mobilize Protestant groups, and raise funds for a $14.5 million legal and media campaign.
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Maliki to push Cabinet despite unsettled defense interior posts
Iraqi prime minister designate Nouri al Maliki plans to present his Cabinet to parliament with acting defense and interior ministers after failing to resolve the two posts. Attacks kill 17 as talks continue amid Sunni Shiite disputes over control of the ministries.
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