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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2007
Page
2
The polygamous Mormon splinter group leader was convicted Tuesday as an accomplice to rape for forcing a 14 year old girl to marry her 19 year old cousin. The trial and verdict are reported in detail on page 5A.
Gentoo penguins from Biodome de Montreal join 15-penguin group in quarantine at Moody Gardens in Galveston Texas. After a month in quarantine they will move to the exhibit with existing penguins.
Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said on Tuesday that junior wideout Andy Brodell is out for the year due to a torn hamstring. The report references player injury details and notes corrections policy from The Gazette.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists mailing addresses and phone numbers for subscription service and newspaper operations. It details delivery options including motor route and mail editions with weekly and annual rates for local and out of state subscribers.
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming and printing on recycled newsprint using soybean ink. It urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton at 901 Ingleside Dr. SW or other local locations.
Leonard Pitts argues that the Jena six case reflects a broader pattern of racial oppression and unequal treatment in the justice system. He rebuts a reader’s accusation of victimhood and highlights historic and systemic injustices against Black people, urging sustained outrage.
Iranian President Ahmadinejad told the General Assembly that Iran will ignore UN Security Council demands and pursue its nuclear program through the IAEA. He accused "arrogant powers" of politicizing the case, while world leaders warned of risks if Iran gains nuclear weapons.
President Bush urged the United Nations to reaffirm the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and help free oppressed peoples while targeting famine and disease. He cited Myanmar sanctions and denounced regimes in Iran, North Korea, Belarus, Syria, Zimbabwe, and Sudan as brutal, with Cuba’s Castro nearing end.
Myanmar's military imposes a nighttime curfew and bans gatherings of more than five as tens of thousands of monks and supporters protest in Yangon. Soldiers in full gear deploy, signaling potential clashes with the pro democracy movement amid international concern and regional tensions.
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