Branstad defends jobless cuts and tax stance
Governor Branstad backs a task force recommendation to cut jobless benefits by more than 50 million dollars. He argues Iowa taxes larger shares of wages than neighboring states, part of a broader discussion across state government and economy.
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Alibi for Heims' boyfriend may end trial today
A rebuttal witness testified that Heims' live-in boyfriend Kevin Doyel was at Kirkwood Community College from about 4 45 to 8 p m on the murder date January 24. The defense has argued Doyel was not at Heims' Cedar Rapids apartment when she was killed.
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Hunter lies hurt in marsh after fall during hunt
Delmar Phillips, 50, of rural Anamosa was bow hunting near Finn Road north of Viola when a tree branch broke sending him to a marsh. Found Monday morning by his son and a farm owner, he was transported by rescuers to Mercy Hospital in fair condition with broken bones.
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Correction outlines three attempt rule for animal control notices
Linn Board of Supervisors may require animal control officers to make a reasonable effort to contact the owner before euthanizing an animal. Supervisor Joe Rinas said three contact attempts define reasonable. The Gazette notes it will publish corrections for any inaccurate or misleading reports and headlines.
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The Gazette Company Contact and Subscription Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette provides daily and Sunday editions at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription rates list carrier and mail options with weekly and yearly prices for different regions and delivery options.
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Homeless Woman Kills Deak-Perera Chairman in NYC Office
In Lower Manhattan a homeless woman claiming to be a partner shot receptionist Frances Lauder and killed 80 year old Deak-Perera chairman Nicholas Deak at about 11:30 a.m. She held a .38 revolver, refused police orders, and was tackled after reloading. Lang, 44, faced two counts of second degree murder. Deak & Co. faced bankruptcy with assets of 62.2 million and liabilities of 95 million.
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