Burning Man’s Decline to Dust After Iconic Immolation
A briefing notes Burning Man festival in Black Rock Desert Nevada where stilt walkers enjoy a sunset stroll during the counterculture event. Originating as a San Francisco beach art piece burned in a puff of smoke 18 years ago the festival now transforms Nevada’s seventh-largest city for a week each summer before the central icon is immolated on Saturday night.
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Nevada
School siege in Russia ends in bloodshed
A Russian school crisis ends with a mass casualty toll as negotiators and security forces clash with gunmen. Officials report at least 200 dead amid a dramatic, hours long standoff in a regional city.
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Clinton
Frances Downgraded to Category 2 Storm Plots Florida Landfall
Frances, now a Category 2 hurricane, was expected to hit Florida with up to 20 inches of rain this afternoon. The storm's path and potential floods prompted state emergency preparations and advisories.
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Florida
WAR IN IRAQ CHANGING ARREST TECHNIQUES
The U S military is avoiding bagging suspects heads as it is viewed humiliating by Iraqis and could push recruits into the insurgency. The article discusses evolving arrest methods and local sentiment shaping counterinsurgency strategy.
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U.S
Center Point Urbana Made Playoffs
CPU did make the playoffs defeating Jesup in the first round and losing to Aplington-Parkersburg in the quarterfinals finishing 83.
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Gazette News Details and Subscription Rates
The Gazette establishes its Cedar Rapids base at 500 Third Avenue SE with daily publication. It lists subscription options for carrier, motor route, and mail editions with weekly and yearly rates and states AP news dispatch rights.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Gazette Communications Inc
U.S
Associated Press
Gazette Promotes Recycling and Soybean Ink Use
The Gazette touts commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and on recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive or at nearby recycling locations.
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Linn
Johnson
GazetteOnline.com
the Gazette
City Carton
Ingleside Drive
Medicare premiums rise 17 percent next year
The Bush administration announced a 17 percent boost in Part B premiums for doctor visits, from 66.60 to 78.20 monthly. The increase, the largest in 40 years, funds rapid health costs and a strengthened Medicare program amid partisan criticism.
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Kerry assaults Republicans over anger and lies at Ohio rally
Senator Kerry blasted Bush Cheney and the Republican convention for aggressive lies about him as he campaigned in Newark Ohio. He promised a truthful president and criticized the administration on jobs health care and Iraq, saying the attacks on his war record spurred his campaign.
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Licking County
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