Wisconsin Sikh temple shooting shocks Oak Creek
Six people were killed and three injured when a gunman opened fire during services at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in Oak Creek near Milwaukee. An Oak Creek officer was shot and the gunman was killed by police. FBI agents investigated as officers evacuated a nearby neighborhood.
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Reality TV marriage celebrated 60 years ago
Mary Lou Massingham and Don Ellis wed on the national reality show Bride and Groom, August 6, 1952. The couple recall nerves while watching the 16 mm ceremony footage, now on DVD, from their Cedar Rapids home.
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Vilsack draws major out-of-state donors in House bid
IowaWatch finds Christie Vilsack receiving large contributions from national figures and donors outside Iowa as she campaigns against incumbent Steve King. Bill Clinton and David Axelrod each gave 2500 dollars, Warren Buffett and spouse 3500, with others including Steven Bochco and Paul Begala. New York, California, Illinois and DC supplied significant sums while South Dakota topped out-of-state giving to King at 49650 dollars through June 30.
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Social Security loses its edge for newer retirees
The APReports analyze a historic shift where today’s retirees may receive less in benefits than they paid in taxes. This first piece notes earlier generations enjoyed a far better bargain due to low payroll taxes in the 1930s and later, while future workers face a worsening gap. Andrew Biggs of the American Enterprise Institute weighs in on the changing deal.
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