Experts say car bombing points to Islamic militants
Terrorism experts say the Oklahoma City blast points to Islamic fundamentalist groups waging terror in the United States. Officials caution that initial suspects are unverified and dozens remain unaccounted for as the death toll climbs.
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Bombing of federal building in Oklahoma City shocks nation
Officials describe a massive blast at a federal complex in Oklahoma City with a crater 30 feet long and 8 feet deep. Authorities say a car outside the building was involved and warn the attack targets federal agencies including ATF and Social Security. Local security changes follow.
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Nussle likens roving role to monster back on Gingrich team
U S House member Jim Nussle describes his ascent in Speaker Newt Gingrich's circle as like a roving linebacker. He notes frequent invitations to leadership meetings despite lacking an official title and says the experience sometimes feels unreal.
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Lindsay Tower Returns to Sprinting After Back Trouble
Cedar Rapids track star Ana Lindsay Tower races again at Cedar Rapids Jefferson after a three year injury scare. Details on page 10. New target in towing flap shifts Cedar Rapids vehicle towing controversy from current holder to predecessor. Details on page 4B.
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Tax bill talks stall as leaders in Cedar Rapids clash
Senate Majority Leader Wally Horn and House Speaker Ron Corbett both from Cedar Rapids admit time is running out on a tax bill. They cannot reach agreement though they share concern over deadlines.
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Cedar Rapids Office Manager Arrested in Major Embezzlement Case
Detective Don Potter described the Wednesday arrest of a Cedar Rapids office manager as the largest embezzlement allegation he has encountered in the city. Details continue on page 4B.
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Lugar launches long-shot presidential bid with tax reform vow
Senator Dick Lugar of Indiana formally announced a presidential campaign promising a national sales tax to replace the federal income tax and pledging to restore U.S. leadership worldwide. The move signals a serious bid despite early odds.
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J D Smith declares run for Cedar Rapids mayor
Safety Commissioner J D Smith announces he will run for mayor in this fall's Cedar Rapids city election after taking nominating forms. Smith, in his third term on the City Council, says the city needs direction and may proceed with a full campaign barring the mayor's future decision. Mayor Larry Serbousek, in his first full term after a 1992 special election, says he will decide next month and notes he favors part-time service and is not seeking a full-time government role.
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