Troops Surround Fallujah in Crackdown After Slayings
Hundreds of U S and Iraqi troops in tanks and armored Humvees ring Fallujah to crackdown on insurgents after four Americans were killed and mutilated. Explosions and gunfire echoed as Marines probed outer neighborhoods and a Marine died earlier Monday.
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U S vows to arrest radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al Sadr
U S administrators in Iraq name Muqtada al Sadr an outlaw and issue an arrest warrant amid clashes that left 52 Iraqis and nine coalition troops dead. al Sadr is sheltering in the Kufa mosque under armed guard and has denounced the U S occupation in sermons.
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Inside What goes on in the Green Zone Baghdad's working oasis
Inside the Green Zone Baghdad weaves together daily life for civilians and workers amid security barriers and checkpoints. The piece highlights markets, schools, and corridors of commerce that keep the enclave functioning despite tensions and global attention.
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Parolees and probationers rise in Iowa ranks
Increasing numbers of parolees and probationers are labeled high risk in Iowa. Officials shift focus to supervise fewer minor offenders, while aging ex-convicts strain limited officers. Hilding, 46, Cedar Rapids, describes ongoing struggle but credit for restraint and faith.
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Iowa teachers win about four percent pay hikes in 2004 05 contracts
As of Monday 45 of Iowa's 370 districts had finished negotiations for 2004 05. The average settlement exceeds 1 percent of new money district funding and is driven by rising costs despite state per pupil funding growth of 2 percent.
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Study finds EMS overventilating in cardiac arrest cases
Researchers from the Medical College of Wisconsin report that Milwaukee County emergency medical personnel frequently ventilate too much during cardiac arrest resuscitation. The Circulation study links hyperventilation to harmful blood pressure changes, signaling potential CPR and training changes.
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