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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2006
Page
2
Lowan works to identify remains of Korean War soldiers. U S House votes in favor of a fence along the Mexican border. Wireless carriers aim to improve cell service at Kinnick. National anthem lyrics aren t easy but are doable.
A rebellious Senate committee defied President Bush by approving terror detainee legislation he vows to block, sharpening GOP tensions amid the election season. The AP notes the split reflects broader national security disputes shaping politics.
The Jane Gilmor and Jessie Fisher exhibits at Coe College Cedar Rapids will be on display from today to October 6 with an opening reception at 7 p.m. today in Sinclair Auditorium lobby. The Gazette corrects previously given dates and invites reader feedback on accuracy.
The Gazette published daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa outlines subscription rates by carrier motor route and mail for multiple editions. It notes periodical mailing costs, AP republication rights, and contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
A fragment from a general news page lists contact numbers and a company directory. It includes 398-8313 339-3155 and 1 800 397 8212 alongside a note about email addresses. No additional context or names are provided in the readable portion.
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Dr or at nearby recycling locations.
A traveler climbs Haleakala on Maui, describing vertigo fueled by winding roads and sheer drops. The visit blends geology and myth as a lone observatory talker ponders Polynesian origins and a possible haunting. The piece ends with a writer inviting correspondence to Jacquelyn Mitchard.
In Baghdad violence rises with bombings and insurgent attacks killing four U.S. soldiers and wounding 25 in the capital region. Police report 20 bodies found, many from sectarian reprisal killings amid Shiite Sunni tensions.
In Saddam Hussein genocide trial the chief judge Abdullah al Amiri states you were not a dictator. The judge notes surrounding officials created a dictator out of him as Saddam challenges a Kurdish farmer's testimony about missing relatives. Saddam thanks the judge and bows his head.
Sen. Tom Harkin says Republicans are steering campaign talk to the war on terror but this strategy will not attract voters as in past elections. He criticizes Sen. Grassley and GOP messaging as fear tactics while Cullen Sheehan defends the issue as vital rather than political.
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