California wildfires ease as winds fade across Southern California
Fire crews gain ground as winds subside and containment improves across the state. One fatality reported amid the sprawling blazes. Local residents express cautious relief as teams push toward cooling hotspots and protect homes.
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Iowa QB Christensen Faces Press After Tough Season
Iowa sophomore quarterback Jake Christensen endures heavy sacks and a struggling offense, soaking in criticism as coaches and teammates push through a season that has many calling 20 year lows. Details, 1C
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Shooting Victims Identified In Gazette Online Roundup
The Gazette Online highlights identify shooting victims, a car ending on a boulder, a father’s court description of discovering his murdered daughter, a roommate stabbed during a squabble, and junior high students charged in threats.
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Corrections notice clarifies recent misheadlines and errors
A Gazette correction lists that a Monday incident at South East Junior High School did not involve threats or a weapon as reported. It also notes a Cedar Rapids concert review misspelled principal cellist Carey Bostian’s name and describes timing adjustments to a joint chamber statement.
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The Gazette Publication Details and Rates
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GazetteOnline Directory Noted Contacts
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Gazette promotes recycling and soybean ink use
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are encouraged to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on Ingleside Dr. SW or at local recycling locations.
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Halloween takes over the calendar beyond its roots
The author recalls growing up with simple Halloween celebrations and laments how retailers push the holiday into a multiholiday season. He notes early ads, constant gifting pressure, and the idea that even small gatherings become occasions for elaborate celebrations and shopping.
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Hospitals test for MRSA could curb killer superbug
Advocates say universal hospital screening for MRSA upon admission and isolation of carriers could reduce infections and deaths. Illinois led by mandating testing of high risk patients, while Pennsylvania and New Jersey adopted similar steps. Experts urge improved hand hygiene as a proven measure amid cost and resistance concerns.
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FluMist Nasal Flu Vaccine Now OK for 2 Year Olds
A federal advisory panel recommends FluMist for children aged 2 to 5, expanding access while still favoring shots for younger asthma patients. The panel stopped short of replacing injections, noting flu shots remain advised for 6 months to 5 years and 50 plus. It also supported extending government vaccine coverage to the younger group.
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Democrats Hail Health Measure Vote After Veto Fight
House Democrats plan another vote on a children’s health bill after modest changes sought to win GOP support for a veto proof majority. Speaker Pelosi defends revisions while Republicans caution the changes are insufficient to cross the two thirds threshold. The bill would add 35 billion dollars over five years to the State Children’s Health Insurance Program.
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