India bombings shock capital. 58 dead, many wounded
Near-simultaneous explosions rocked New Delhi tearing through a bus and markets during a Hindu festival. Government blames terrorists as casualties mount, with dozens more injured and officials urging calm and security boosts.
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Correction notices clarify past errors in Gazette reporting
A reader correction addresses writer error omitting Sara Elizabeth Berger and miscalculating years since death in a grave site theft column. It also notes Cedar Rapids Xavier player Eddie Davis was misidentified in a game story and provides correct stats of 16 carries for 80 yards and one TD.
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Bush narrows to two for Supreme Court pick
President Bush is poised to choose from Samuel Alito and Michael Luttig, two leading conservative federal appellate judges, for the Supreme Court seat vacated by the failed Harriet Miers nomination. Announcement expected today or Monday. O'Connor replacement prompts Senate confirmation showdown.
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Hundreds pay respects to Rosa Parks in Montgomery viewing
Thousands gathered as Rosa Parks lay in an open casket at St. Paul A.M.E. Church in Montgomery. The 92 year old civil rights icon died in Detroit and was later honored with a procession, viewing, and plans for ceremonies in Washington, D.C. Leaders including Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton attended, while Lou Freeman piloted the charter jet bringing her body.
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Gazette urges readers to recycle news and ink
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing with soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It asks readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or use nearby recycling locations.
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