Gulf Crisis Deepens Amid Oil Cuts and Backed Peace Talks
Widening embargo pressures Iraq as Turkey shuts pipelines and a Jordanian route remains open. King Hussein accuses the U S of fueling instability while Pakistan pledges Saudi defense. US led forces move to deter invasion as oil fears rise and public opinion shifts.
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Weekend accidents claim three more lives
Three more weekend traffic fatalities were reported by law enforcement. Kenneth Burgus, 23, of Murray, died Saturday in an ATV crash near Murray. Julie Dyslin, 31, an ISU student from Woodward, died Saturday when her car was broadside on the Ames campus. In Fairfield, a pedestrian was struck Friday night. Timothy Reig hard, 22, of rural Fairfield, was charged with drunken driving. Barbara Harryman, 34, died. Deborah Schuchman, 33, injured and in fair condition.
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Murray
Julie Dyslin
Woodward
Iowa State University
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Dyslin
ISU
Fairfield
Timothy Reighard
Ginkgoes Face Removal in Cedar Rapids Downtown Plan
Cedar Rapids considers removing three ginkgo trees amid 1989 downtown improvement plans. Hughes, an out of state landscape architect, questions the decision while city forester says if kept they must be relocated or chopped and landfilled. 18 new trees are planned to be planted nearby.
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Cedar Valley Corp
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Cedar Rapids
Eric Faaborg
Hubble
Cow Chip Toss Contest Set At Pioneer Hall
Laurinas says chips are clean and Frisbee sized and a Nebraska event may mirror Iowa standards. The cow chip tossing contest at Pioneer Hall noon August 22 rewards the farthest throw and features strict safety with police presence to enforce no parking within range.
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Iowa
Hubble captures baby boom in 30 Doradus star nursery
The Hubble Space Telescope obtains new images showing about 60 newborn stars in the 30 Doradus nebula within the Dorado constellation. The findings, achieved with computer enhancement despite a flawed mirror, confirm the telescope can yield sharp views and advance understanding of star birth and evolution.
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Hubble Space Telescope
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Rick White
Space Telescope Science Institute
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ACLU sues over sales ban on 2 Live Crew album
The American Civil Liberties Union filed suit in Richland County Circuit Court seeking a ban on arrests for selling As Nasty As They Wanna Be and a judge to rule if the album is obscene. Three record stores join as plaintiffs with support from South Carolina ACLU.
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Steve Bates
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Joe Watson
Greenville
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37 States in 90 Days for Bikers from India
Satish Ganapathy and two co workers plan to ride 90000 miles through 37 states in 90 days on two Indian made motorcycles. They depart from New York City on July 28 visiting Yellowstone Grand Canyon Capitol and Disneyland. The trip is partially financed by their employer.
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India
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Arun Khadse
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