Bin Laden videotape may backfire on him says columnist
The Sunday bin Laden statement could solidify support for U S actions by admitting responsibility for Sept 11 and tying attacks to U S policy in the Mideast. The piece notes how it undermines opponents and urges readers to vote, with column credits to Ma Mike Deupree.
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Weapons of war first strike specifications listed
The article outlines weapon system specs for air, sea, and missile platforms used in the Afghanistan attack. It details aircraft such as B series bombers, submarines like Los Angeles and Swiftsure classes, and missiles including Tomahawk, Harpoon, and Spearfish with ranges speeds crews and armaments. It cites Jane's and Trafalgar class references as sources.
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Nobel prize honors cell division researchers
American Leland Hartwell and British scientists R Timothy Hunt and Paul Nurse share the Nobel Prize in medicine for discoveries about the cell cycle and its regulation. Their work on genes and proteins controlling cell division could guide cancer therapies and personalized treatments. Hartwell's yeast studies revealed key genes. Nurse linked human genes to yeast CDK regulators.
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Restaurants to donate part of Thursday proceeds to relief fund
The Gazette corrects a Monday brief noting area restaurants will give a portion of Thursday’s proceeds to the Windows of Hope Family Relief Fund. Readers may call (319) 398-8313 or 1(800) 397-8212 with accuracy or clarification feedback.
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The Gazette Champions Soybean Ink And Recycling Drive
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support farming and environmental stewardship. It invites readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street or at nearby recycling locations.
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Limbaugh says he's nearly deaf and plans to stay on air
Rush Limbaugh told listeners he is virtually deaf in his left ear and cannot hear radio or music, though he plans to continue his nationally syndicated show. He said the loss began in May and worsened to total deafness in that ear, with partial hearing in the right ear. Limbaugh renewed his contract with Premiere through 2009 for a record syndication price. He reaches about 20 million listeners via his call in show and a 90 second commentary.
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