Bioterrorism fears and terrorism debate grip front page
Bioterrorism expert warns of more al Qaida attacks as Rumsfeld questions U S effort in counterterrorism. VA study finds reduced hospital use without harming patients. NASA safety concerns delayed two man ISS launch last weekend amid mid level scientist objections.
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Local soldiers return from Iraq on 15 day leave
Area servicemen Sgt. Jeremy Snyder from North Liberty Sgt. Anna Rhodes from Iowa City and Sgt. Kenneth Lathrop from Lone Tree return on 15 days leave from Iraq. They are among 2,600 Iowa National Guard and 885 Army reservists on federal active duty.
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Namesake series profiles local landmarks and schools
The Gazette's Namesake series explores who Erskine Elementary School Kirkwood Community College and Carver Hawkeye Arena are named after. The full set of stories appears in the Local News section at GazetteOnline com.
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The Gazette Telegraphed Contact and Rates Notice
The Gazette outlines publication details including address Cedar Rapids Iowa circulation rates and postmaster contact numbers. It lists delivery options by motor route and mail plus Sunday editions pricing for 4 weeks and 52 weeks and notes Associated Press republication rights.
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Gazette Iowa city and Cedar Rapids contact directory
Complete company directory contact lines list phone numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices plus a general tip line and circulation contact. Includes references to GazetteOnline.com for emails and additional details.
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Gazette Commits to Future with Soybean Ink
The Gazette promotes agriculture by printing with soybean ink and encourages readers to recycle newspapers. Readers are invited to drop papers at Ingleside Drive SW, recycling centers, or local recycling locations.
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Bush media trips fuel debate over Iraq coverage
The White House backs local media junkets to Iraq as a way to present progress amid questions about a truth deficit in national reporting. Critics say the plan pressures reporters and creates a biased view, while journalists abroad deny fabricating stories. The debate centers on whether gains in electricity, water, schools, and hospitals are highlighted or overshadowed by ongoing violence.
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Colubmine killers tape released shows prelude to 1999 attack
A Jefferson County sheriff's office release shows a six week preattack video of Columbine gunmen Harris and Klebold firing at trees and pins with rifles shotguns and a pistol. The tape includes Klebold in a trench coat handling a sawed off shotgun. Also on the tape are gun suppliers Duran and Manes.
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Early vaccine trial shows promise against breast cancer
Patricia Thomas, after five surgeries for an aggressive breast cancer, received a tiny tumor protein vaccine via a knee pinprick. In a study of 14 vaccinated survivors, all showed an immune response suggesting possible protection against recurrence, though not a cure. Researchers caution further work is needed.
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Ricin-Laced Envelope Found at South Carolina Post Office
A vial of ricin was discovered inside an envelope at a South Carolina postal facility. Federal officials say terrorism is not suspected and the case appears criminal in nature. The envelope bore a typewritten message warning of ricin and referenced trucker legislation and an extortion threat.
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