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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 2006
Page
2
An international conference in Sydney warned obesity poses a pandemic-level threat with rising diabetes and heart diseases. Experts urged action as health systems brace for increased obesity related illnesses worldwide.
Rep. Jim Leach warns that administration worries about Iran’s nuclear ambitions could trigger a pre emptive American strike. An AP count shows 2647 U S service members have died since March 2003 in Iraq. The Iowa congressman spoke in a Sunday interview.
The Gazette based in Cedar Rapids Iowa outlines pricing for carrier and motor route delivery plus by mail options for Morning Editions and Sunday issues. It lists rates for 4 and 52 week periods and provides subscription service numbers and a general contact line.
A partial city directory lists Cedar Rapids area numbers for services and departments including circulation and tips lines. The scrambled OCR fragment shows multiple area codes and lines, suggesting a local business directory page with contact details.
The Gazette urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive or at nearby recycling locations. It highlights commitment to the future through soybean ink and recycled newsprint practices.
The Gazette Co. ends NewsCopter 9 routine use of a helicopter to report news marking a closing chapter in its aviation history. The piece recalls 1920s 30s aerial marketing and photography by Cedar Rapids pilots and notes Stinson Juniors and Dan Hunter era pilots.
A TRANSACTIONAL Records Access Clearinghouse analysis shows federal terrorism prosecutions nearly return to pre 9 11 levels after a surge. It notes nine of ten terrorism investigations do not lead to prosecutions and that most charges are not terrorism related.
The Gazette observes Labor Day with Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices closed today until 11 a.m. and newsroom open to the public at 4 p.m. Deadline for obituaries or Tuesday notices is 7 p.m. tonight. Calls to Iowa News Desk and numbers are provided for submissions and inquiries.
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