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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 2003
Page
2
The Bush administration proposed sharing its long dominant role in Iraqs postwar reconstruction with the United Nations. France opposed the war and urged a new UN resolution to speed transfer of political power to an internationally recognized Iraqi government to aid peace.
Government officials alert operators of the United States 103 nuclear plants to prevent Internet infection disruptions after two internal systems at a shut down nuclear plant were affected in January. The information notice urges precautionary steps.
Treasury investigators posing as taxpayers found IRS help centers answered 57 percent of tax law questions correctly. About 500000 visitors from July to December 2002 may have received incorrect guidance.
Interrogators obtain only sparse details from Al-Qaida operatives in custody. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge says the group remains the No 1 target for U S authorities.
AP based financial news provider announces an instant stock quote service hosted at GazetteOnline. Users can access the quote box on the site or via the AP Business link in the News section.
The trial of Peter Christian Glass, 35, includes the prosecutor alleging the sexual assault occurred without consent. Glass' attorney argues DNA found in the victim’s vagina ties to consensual sex. The report also notes Paramount Theatre’s 75th anniversary celebration despite restoration closure.
Bishop's Buffet at Lindale Mall will close on September 16 after losing its lease. The restaurant hopes to relocate in Cedar Rapids east quadrant but expects a lag before reopening.
The Cubs defeated the Cardinals 8 to 7 at Wrigley Field on Wednesday. Chicago moved within 1 game of the NL Central lead as Joe Borowski earned the win by retiring the final four batters. Details, 10
Researchers report that an extra dose of the hormone PYY3-36 reduces hunger in both obese and lean volunteers by about 30 percent after a buffet lunch, suggesting a potential obesity treatment. The small study notes lower calorie intake following administration.
Police say Aaron Poisel, 29, suffered a large forehead laceration and other injuries after a fight with his brother Nathan Poisel at their home on August 30. The Gazette notes the earlier report misidentified the number of brothers involved and provides contact numbers for comments.
The Gazette publishes daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa with Gazette Communications Inc as owner. Subscription options include daily Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues for 19.64 every four weeks or 256.95 yearly, plus other regional rates and a toll free service line.
A fragment lists contact numbers for Cedar Rapids services including area codes 319 and toll free 397 etc. The text mentions a company directory and an online listing at GazetteOnline.com with email addresses.
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or any local recycling location.
A first person reminiscence recalls the Aug. 27 Mars close approach, the author's modest viewing from Central Florida, and a mix of awe and disappointment. The piece reflects on cultural reactions to planetary events, Orson Welles and future generations.
In California recall drama Arnold Schwarzenegger was pelted with an egg before a Long Beach speech as candidates attacked Cruz Bustamante over Indian casino money and linked Schwarzenegger to adviser remarks on Prop 13. Governor Davis defended his record at another forum.
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued an emergency stay delaying FCC rules that would let one company own newspapers and broadcast outlets in a city and reach 45 percent of viewers. Advocates warned irreparable harm if rules took effect.
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