Al-Qaida threats loom as U S could be struck again
Attorney General John Ashcroft and Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge warned al Qaida operatives remain active in the United States and could strike at any time. They cited a new audio tape attributed to Ayman Zawahiri and stressed the United States remains a target amid detentions at Guantanamo Bay.
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Harkin Says No Breakout Candidate In 2004 Dem Field
Senator Tom Harkin of Iowa says the 2004 Democratic presidential field is wide open with no standout contender. He notes major figures like Gephardt Kerry and Dean in the first tier, Lieberman and Graham behind, and that most Iowans will decide between October and December.
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Iowa soldier dies in Iraq attack at Baghdad ambush
Pvt. Michael J. Deutsch 21 of Dubuque died Thursday when the armored personnel carrier he rode in was hit by an explosive round in Baghdad. He served with Troop C 1-1 Cavalry after training at Fort Benning and time in Germany.
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In for the long haul bicycle commuters dream of big changes
Iowa City resident Terry Dahms, a 57 year old University of Iowa database administrator, commutes by bike four miles each day. He envisions trails linking key destinations and car restricted streets during rush hour to ease traffic and pollution.
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Higher Education AI offers researchers monetary incentives
The University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine launches a incentive pay plan to reward basic science researchers for securing grant money. Bonuses range from 5000 to 25000 dollars annually, retroactive to the fiscal year ending June 30. About 30 percent of 90 basic sciences faculty may qualify in November.
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