Hurricane Charley Destroys Florida Homes and Towns
Residents left homeless by Hurricane Charley comb through wreckage in Punta Gorda and nearby areas as Bush pledges fast aid. Heat and humidity linger while stores hand out ice and water. nearly 1 million without power and 2300 in shelters.
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Fla
Florida
Vivian Melvin
Charley
Charlotte County
Khoum Khampapha
Easy Street
Port Charlotte
Gut
Ted Homes
New England
Iowa church aids Charley victims with food and supplies
A Cedar Rapids resident reports Floridians brace for more hurricanes as Iowa City church gathers food and relief items for Hurricane Charley victims.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Fairfax Couple Auction a Lifetime of Collectibles
Vince and Joanne Gaffney plan an auction of farm and home treasures drawn from 120 years of family history. The sale features a steel-wheel tractor, antique tools, military rifles, old furniture, toys, dishes, and a damaged Budweiser neon sign in a farmstead once tied to Donald Garnett. The auction notice invites bids on a wide array of vintage items housed at the Gaffneys’ acreage south of Fairfax.
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the Gazette
Brent Wears
Solon
Vince
Joanne Gaffney
Fairfax
Gaffneys
Arizona
University of Iowa
Donald Garnett
Tomorrow Start Your Next Party Right With Dip Accent
A playful ad promotes Accent dip flavor as the perfect kick starter for gatherings. It suggests guests begin with a flavorful dip to set a fun tone and encourage mingling all night.
Iraq Delegates Seek Peace as Najaf Violence Flare
1,100 delegates in Baghdad gathered to shape a democracy framework amid Najaf fighting between U S tanks and Shiite militants. They urged peaceful resolution, condemned renewed attacks, and called for restraint from interim authorities.
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Iraq
Najaf
Los Angeles Times
Baghdad
USS
Holy City
Saddam Hussein
Iyad Allawi
Muqtada al-Sadr
Army nears retention goals as re enlistments surge
The U S Army defies expectations over Iraq and the Abu Ghraib scandal, nearing its retention target for the fiscal year. By late July, 45 256 soldiers reenlisted toward the 56 100 needed, with officials optimistic despite turmoil and ongoing deployments.
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Iraq
Abu Ghraib
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