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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2003
Page
2
An Air Force translator at the Guantanamo Bay prison camp has been charged with espionage and aiding the enemy. Official sources said the crimes could carry the death penalty. The case was announced Tuesday, outlining the charges and potential penalties.
Summary of regional items: Taliban tactics via Pakistan safe haven. Iowa budget deficit focus for January session. Luke Helder to continue mental therapy through January for mailbox bombings across five states including Iowa. Gazette survey results for Outlook section. Edwards proposes banning lobbyist political contributions. Grassley threatens trade penalties on Mexico over corn syrup tax. Krebs Flower Shop closing in Cedar Rapids. Maurice Clarett sues NFL to enter 2005 draft. Carlton Reed to join Iowa Hawkeyes next season.
The Gazette provides online archives dating back to 1992 with a separate site search for newer stories. Readers can access the Gazette newspaper archives and a Search Site button at GazetteOnline.com for quick discovery.
The Gazette notes corrections to past articles including Stylez apparel at 209 Second St SE Cedar Rapids and Marcia Rogers spelling in an early child care forum piece. Readers may report errors via the listed phone numbers for accuracy, fairness and completeness.
The Gazette published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa provides pricing for carrier motor route and mail delivery. Subscriptions range from weekly rates to annual totals with different terms for local and out of state, plus AP republication rights and contact numbers.
General news from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City area. Includes circulation details and contact directory with toll-free numbers and email addresses listed on GazetteOnline.com.
The Gazette commits to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Leonard Pitts argues the US cannot afford to rebuild Iraq yet cannot afford not to, noting public resistance to the cost, shifting justifications for war, and the danger of leaving Iraq in chaos. He warns retreat may worsen extremism and undermine American standing while rebuilding remains fiscally strained.
A 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel ruled unanimously to reinstated California's recall election for October 7, 2003. The decision overruled a lower panel that had delayed voting to March to switch to electronic systems, citing Bush v. Gore while noting potential uncounted votes but honoring prior investments and reliance on the announced date. The AC LU said it would not appeal to the Supreme Court.
The Census Bureau reports nearly half of Americans aged five and up changed addresses in the 1995 2000 period with Nevada showing the highest movers at 63 percent and Iowa at 43.1 percent. The South gained 1.8 million movers while the Northeast and Midwest declined. Long distance moves cluster among late teens to early 30s per sociologist John Logan.
A night club owner Dwain Kyles and three associates pleaded not guilty to man slaughter in a stampede that killed 21 people. Prosecutors say the tragedy resulted from packing the venue to five times its capacity. The defendants include Calvin Hollins Jr., Marco Flores, and Calvin Hollins TI. Diet Devine commented on the dangerous overcrowding.
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In the past five years about 45.9 percent of the 262.4 million Americans aged five and older have moved, with 46 percent relocating. Over half stayed within the same county for reasons like college or retirement, while 7.5 million moved from abroad. Families with children favor smaller moves for bigger homes, and older adults relocate to warmer areas or nearer relatives.
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