Presidential hopefuls rush spend in February state pushes
A brief on political campaigns showing presidential hopefuls investing time and money in February contests across key states. The piece notes strategic spending and appearances shaping early momentum amid national coverage.
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Women protest in Seville marking Violence Against Women Day
In Seville on Sunday women with red dyed feet march to honor International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. The scene appears amid global demonstrations against domestic violence.
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Russia
Vladimir Putin
Shiite Leader Rejects U.S. Iran Link to Iraqi Violence
Iran and Iraq amid sectarian tensions as Shiite leader defends Iran against U.S. claims of fueling violence. Washington-Baghdad gap highlighted. Also note the AP tally: at least 3,875 U.S. military deaths in Iraq since March 2003.
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Razing Bomb Making Factory Sparks Cedar Rapids Drone Hobby
Waterloo and EPA move to demolish the Chamberlain complex once used to manufacture bombs for the Defense Department. In Cedar Rapids, the Quiet Flyers showcase electric radio controlled planes in a buzzing airspace Sunday. Clinton and Obama clash over health care plans in a partisan debate.
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Kerry Lawrence
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Hillary Clinton
New York
Barack Obama
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Linn-Mar basketball keeps title hopes alive with young core
The Linn-Mar Lions build on a foundation laid since elementary school as they pursue a fourth straight 4A state tournament appearance and add to two state titles in four years. Eric Sanders has thrown 101 straight passes without an interception for Northern Iowa, with his 101st streak-saving win keeping seasons intact. Gazette Online highlights Felon chase at 115 mph, theater disturbance suspects, and IC house foundation fix.
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Gazette Communications Inc Publishes The Gazette
The Gazette is a daily Cedar Rapids newspaper established in 1883. It lists contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries and notes AP news reuse rights and mailing details.
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Gazette style contact and directory listing
Local contact numbers and a brief note about the complete company directory with email addresses available online at GazetteOnline. The snippet lists telephones for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City and references a general tip line and circulation contact.
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Gazette Promotes Soy Ink Recycling And Local Drop Off
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton located at 901 Ingleside Dr SW or at nearby recycling sites.
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Non-caucus Iowa stories widen national attention
Iowa makes headlines for diverse issues beyond caucuses from Cedar Rapids art sales to a public restroom arrest. National coverage flags corn market shifts to ethanol use, parking space sprawl, and polling influence ahead of the January 3 caucuses.
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Cedar Rapids
Grant Wood
Cedar Rap
London
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Black Hawk County
Malibu wildfires force return as 55 homes destroyed
Residents returned to Malibu California as wind driven wildfires burned 4 720 acres since Saturday destroying 53 homes and 27 outbuildings. Containment neared 70 percent with full containment expected today as 14 000 people fled and investigators probed the human cause. Many homes remained unscathed despite nearby devastation.
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Frank Churchill
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Ron Haralson
Los Angeles
Rick Dominguez
Travel surges at airports after Thanksgiving weekend
Travelers streamed through airports after the Thanksgiving holiday but faced no major delays. AAA estimated a record 38.7 million Americans would travel 50 miles or more from Wednesday to Sunday, up 1.5 percent from last year, with 4.7 million flying and 31.2 million driving amid higher fuel costs.
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