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Special unit monitors parolees and probationers at high risk for elations while mourners bury a West Liberty soldier. Iraqis fear Saddam's return may hinder intelligence gathering. History Center renews fund-raising with possible grants. Art Carney dies at 85 after Honeymooners and Oscar win. Girl Scout controversy: Alaska troop learns beaver trapping for flood control. Terror threat: two Asia-based terrorists planning attacks. Jessica Lynch says military overdramatized rescue. Meskwaki superintendent fired as tribal government flexes. Iowa deer-vehicle collisions spike in fall. Baby Shaq recruit Aaron Agnew plans Iowa State signing. Veterans service held in Columbus for Ronald Winger. Fred Russell passes on medical redshirt. Iowa high school volleyball prep for state tournament.
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Marion adopts zoning to guide location of industrial sites
The Marion City Council approved zoning to constrain where a transfer station, auto salvage yard and other industrial businesses may locate. The correction clarifies the ruling does not ban a transfer station from locating in the city.
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Gazette Communications announces subscription and contact details
The Gazette from Cedar Rapids Iowa provides pricing for carrier and motor route delivery, mail editions, and long distance rates. It lists post office box and telephone numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
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Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and recycling push
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It encourages readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids or nearby recycling locations.
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Dean missteps on Confederate flag remark in Iowa debate
Leonard Pitts critiques Howard Dean for saying he wants to reach out to poor whites while using a Confederate flag metaphor. He argues the remark reveals racial sensitivity failures, notes Dean’s failure to apologize promptly, and suggests Dean nearly pointed toward a cross racial political alliance notable in King’s vision.
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Millionaire Durst Acquitted of Galveston Murder Case
New York real estate heir Robert Durst was found innocent of murder in Galveston after five days of deliberation. He testified that he killed Morris Black in self defense, panicked, then dismembered the body with saws and an ax, discarding parts into Galveston Bay.
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