Iowa headlines show more cars fewer troopers stateside
Police report a shift in patrols as Iowa sees more vehicles on roads and fewer state troopers in service. In other regions Al-Zarqawi's group claims responsibility for killings in Iraq and political tension grows as opponents call for Ukraine's prime minister to be fired. A police chief in Robins was accidentally shot in an on duty incident.
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Explosion Traps Miners in Central China Mine
An explosion in a central China coal mine on Sunday killed at least 25 miners and trapped 141 underground with no communications. About 127 escaped. roughly 45 were hospitalized as the government reported.
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China
Death toll in Iraq war rises past twelve hundred
As of Sunday, at least 1,237 U.S. military personnel have died since the March 2003 start of the Iraq war, according to an Associated Press tally.
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Associated Press
Local/State Mill Becomes Home Gallery for Patrick Costello
Patrick and Joan Costello converted a 1867 stone mill into a residence and art gallery. The home features a ship porthole in the wine cellar door and a giant artist pallet in the yard. It was showcased on HGTV's Building Character this month.
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Health costs soar for Iowa firms in fourth straight double digit rise
A survey by an Iowa firm shows health care costs for Iowa businesses rose 15.7 percent from last year, marking the fourth consecutive year of double digit increases in health insurance rates. Also included are notes on gift cards rising in popularity and a local football kicker’s game winning kick.
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Iowa Newspaper Association
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Gazette Communications Inc public notice data
This record lists postal details and subscription rates for The Gazette Cedar Rapids. It notes publication frequency, pricing for various delivery options, and contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries. No event or person is described.
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Gazette backs sustainable farming with soybean ink
The Gazette promotes agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle papers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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Lost and Found and The Holly Wreath Man Holiday Stories
The Gazette launches two holiday features in the Community section through December 7. Comics page debuts Lost and Found from Mutts by Patrick McDonnell, while a 25 part serial The Holly Wreath Man by Chris Scanlan Katharine Fair and Jillian Gilliland begins midweek. Readers are invited to read aloud and share memories.
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Patrick McDonnell
Chris Scanlan
Poynter Institute
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Jillian Gilliland
Iran agrees to full suspension of nuclear enrichment
Iran agrees to suspend all activities that yield uranium for weapons and to halt centrifuge testing as part of a total nuclear freeze. EU diplomats described the pledge as meeting demand for suspension while noting the deal carries nonbinding language and potential U.N. scrutiny.
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Associated Press
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Iranian aid group mobilizes volunteers for attacks in Iraq
In Tehran a meeting of 300 form signups by the Global Islamic Movement reported 4000 new volunteers for suicide or other attacks on U.S. troops in Iraq. Government disavowal followed but figures from the Revolutionary Guards and a key lawmaker lent tacit legitimacy to the drive.
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Iraq
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Global Islamic Movement
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Interfaith Holiday Cards Grow in Popularity
Kansas City lawyer Zack Rudman and his wife Hilary join many families blending Christmas and Hanukkah greetings. Interfaith card makers such as Mixed Blessing and Hallmark report rising interest as greetings acknowledge both holidays and family diversity.
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Hilary Rudman
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Elise Okrend
Raleigh, N.C
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