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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 2004
Page
2
A radical Muslim cleric wanted on U.S. terrorism charges was accused by British prosecutors of urging murder of wor believers and inciting racial hatred. The alleges actions are described in court documents filed Tuesday.
CARE International operations director in Iraq, a woman with three decades of Iraqi aid work, was seized by gunmen. The incident highlights ongoing dangers for humanitarian staff amid the Iraq conflict.
The Gazette lists rates for Cedar Rapids delivery 4 weeks 20 97 and 52 weeks 256 95 with other states at 327 60. It provides postal addresses, phone numbers for subscription service and general inquiries and notes AP republication rights.
A sparse listing shows Cedar RAPIAS and SAEED with scattered phone numbers and an invitation to access a complete company directory and emails at GazetteOnline.com. No clear article action or event is present.
A columnist urges action on global gender abuses from Nigeria’s death by stoning to sex slavery in Russia. He condemns Sharia executions as immoral, questions religious complicity, and calls for recognizing human rights beyond borders. He urges readers to protest and write in defense of women.
The 2004 election sees video games and blogs emerge as political expression options. Players imitate campaigns in The Political Machine and Bushgame, or replay war hero Kerry in Kuman War. Some games offer nonpartisan play while others mock politicians with crude humor and gore.
A malformed OCR-like snippet mentions web domains including Bushgame com KerrySucks com Kuma War and Stardock Entertainment with no clear event or context. The text reads as a list of sites rather than a reportable incident or nameable subject.
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