Conjoined Twins Die After Birth At University Hospitals
Iowa City report states Rhassaney and Destiny Harrison born May 7 at University Hospitals died at 11 55 a m Sunday. Doctors cite shared heart components as cause while privacy limits further details. A third baby Shissidey Harrison was discharged May 29.
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Pingpong medical care for elderly in Iowa highlights bureaucratic shuffle
In Iowa and nationwide thousands of seniors qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid, but critics say the two programs move frail patients between hospital, rehab, and nursing home care to fit their rules. Case managers recall nightmare moves and hearings cite 16 moves in seven months.
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UPS Workers Strike halts deliveries nationwide
Teamsters strike against United Parcel Service begins after pensions and part time work disputes remain unsolved. Ron Carey says talks exhausted and workers at 206 locals walk off, with pickets in Atlanta New York Louisville Pittsburgh and Dallas.
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United States sweeps 100m dashes at World Championships
Marion Jones ran 9.86 seconds and 10.83 seconds for Jones and Greene as the United States swept the 100 meter dashes in Greece at the World Championships, a first since the meet began in 1983. Details on page 10.
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Ex White House aide says Clinton fondled worker
A former aide says a different worker told her Clinton made sexual advances in the White House. Newsweek report ties Linda Tripp to Willey account while Hillary Jones sues for sexual harassment over 1991 Arkansas claims. Clinton denies any impropriety.
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Cedar Rapids workers stage late night contract protest
Five Cedar Rapids workers stand in a grassy field along Locust Road in Hawkeye Industrial Park. Wearing matching white T shirts and sneaks, they hold vigils at 11 p.m. and chant It's Our Contract as they plan local pickets.
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Cold War UFO fears spurred CIA cover stories, historian says
Historian Ger ald Haines cites CIA documents showing 1950s officials feared Soviet use of mass UFO sightings to trigger hysteria and overwhelm U S air defenses. A 1953 panel, led by H P Robertson, found no credible alien evidence or security threat, yet hysteria influenced public silence on flying saucers.
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