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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2003
Page
2
Amana Nordstrom Hotel Company announces a 15 to 17 million dollar hotel and indoor water park project south of downtown Cedar Rapids contingent on RiverRun developments totaling over 100 million. Iowa university foundation assets fell in Q1 but rose in April with investments ahead for the year.
Legislative leaders expect a volatile special session with no preexisting agreements on key issues. Unresolved topics may lead to rapid shifts and unexpected twists as the session begins today.
Phyllis Nelson, 55, of Iowa City, began serving a prison term at the Iowa Correctional Institute for Women in Mitchellville on May 5. She was sentenced to at least five years for voluntary manslaughter with an expected early release after about three years for good behavior.
Rescue units resume the Cedar River search southeast of Cedar Rapids for Steven McGlashing, 19, of Cedar Rapids, reported missing by friends about 11 p.m. Tuesday. Linn County Sheriff Don Zeller announced the effort this morning as authorities scan the river area.
President Bush signed the third largest tax cuts in U.S. history and said they are adding fuel to an economic recovery. The IRS posted new withholding tables to increase paychecks next month. He also moved to advance the Middle East peace process by arranging talks in Jordan with Israeli and Palestinian prime ministers and planning a summit in Egypt with Arab leaders.
The Gazette provides circulation and pricing information for Cedar Rapids Iowa readers. It lists delivery options by carrier motor route and mail and includes contact numbers for subscription service and the general office.
A European Space Agency rocket set for June 2 will carry a delicate University of Iowa built device. Radio waves from the instrument reflect off surfaces, mapping features and surfaces encountered. The report notes national dietary guideline revisions and a health study on teen condom programs accompanying other items.
Durable goods orders declined 2.4 percent in April marking the largest drop in seven months. The decline signals softer demand across manufacturing and adds pressure on the broader economy. Details, 8B.
Iowa State guard Adam Haluska reverses a prior plan and will transfer to another school after being granted an unconditional release from his basketball scholarship. Details remain unclear as officials announced the move Wednesday.
The Gazette Online announces an Explore page full of summer calendars and features on Eastern Iowa family attractions. Readers can find family friendly activities and seasonal events via the Explore link on GazetteOnline.com.
The Gazette fixes a Wednesday story misattributing a Habitat for Humanity quote to Washington High School senior Rachel Spina. Spina said she joined the class for college service. The Gazette will publish a correction if any headline, caption, or article is found misleading.
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The piece argues Blair’s deception was not race driven but rooted in racial politics and systemic bias. It critiques Howell Raines for racial guilt shaping editorial judgment and warns that color blind notions mask deeper prejudices in workplaces.
President Bush plans to meet Israeli and Palestinian leaders in Jordan and attend a separate Arab leaders summit in Egypt. He will also visit Aqaba and Sharm el-Sheik before visiting U.S. troops in Doha, with no invitation extended to Yasser Arafat.
President Bush plans a multi country visit May 30 to June 5 visiting Krakow Poland St Petersburg Russia Evian France Sharm el Sheikh Egypt Aqaba Jordan Doha Qatar and meeting world leaders. He will thank Poland for Iraq war support visit Auschwitz Birkenau camps attend Russia EU summit celebrate St Petersburg 300th anniversary meet G8 leaders discuss postwar Iraq Middle East road map and terrorism.
National Security Adviser Rice told reporters the president believes now is a good time to meet directly with leaders charged with pursuing peace. She emphasized the importance of face to face dialogue to advance negotiations.
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