Bank President Foils Robbery and Pursuit by Police
Bank president Jeff Steffensmeier refused a would be robber at Village Bank and Trust then chased the suspect for six blocks until Cedar Rapids police arrested Philip Toth. Authorities also report a rural Washington Iowa boy 3 died after being caught in brush while being cleared by a bulldozer. A state gambling official predicts continued demand for more Iowa casinos while officials weigh licenses. Congress advances federally funded school vouchers for Washington DC. Bush to speak on Iraq as casualties rise and criticisms grow. FBI issues global alert for four al Qaida linked men. Bermuda endures its strongest hurricane on record with four missing and feared dead.
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Village Bank & Trust
Third St. SE
Steffensmeier
Cedar Rapids
Philip Toth
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The Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Gazette based in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists delivery options including carrier and motor routes with weekly rates and long term mail pricing. It provides subscription numbers and post office addresses for changes and service, along with general contact lines.
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Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Gazette Communications Inc
U.S
Associated Press
Economy study says job losses not returning
A New York Fed study concludes 2.7 million jobs lost since 2001 proved permanent as the economy shifts to new sectors. Growth will rely on creation of roles in emergent industries and dynamic fields.
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U.S
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Delusion and deficit haunt Washington space and defense
A Cronkite column argues that Congressional Budget Office forecasts and Columbia Accident Investigation Board findings reveal a deluded federal approach. It asserts NASA and the Pentagon chase budgets and schedules, risking danger and debt, urging fiscal restraint and caution in space and Iraq policy.
Journal retracts Ecstasy study over drug labeling error
The Science journal retracts a study on Ecstasy effects after animals were given methamphetamine due to a labeling mix-up. Researchers say prior brain hazard findings remain valid. Johns Hopkins scientists reported neuron damage in squirrel monkeys and baboons from Ecstasy in September 2002.
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Gazette Online Directory and Contact Details
Complete company directory listing with phone area codes 319 unless noted and email addresses available at www Gazet teOnline com. User can access the full directory and contact information through the site for business inquiries and inquiries.
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GazetteOnline.com
Gazette Champions Future with Soybean Ink and Recycling Drive
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It encourages readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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