Health Help Speaking Up by Erika Binegar
Karen Nagle Bagby uses amplification in Hoover Elementary to protect her voice after 28 years of teaching and 12 classes daily. Iowa City educators rely on devices to reduce voice injuries while teachers risk voice disorders and hearing impact for students.
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Erika Binegar
Gazette
Owa City
Karen Nagle Bagby
Hoover Elementary
Mama Skunk
Nagle Bagby
Solon
Iowa City
Judy Leigh-Johnson
University of Iowa
Theatre Arts
Julie Ostrem
Ostrem
Voice Academy
U.S
Dim Slosiarek
the Gazette
Hoover Elementary School
Musharraf ends emergency rule in Pakistan
President Pervez Musharraf lifted the emergency six weeks after suspending the constitution and firing most Supreme Court justices. He said the move saved democracy from a conspiracy, while opponents argued he saved only himself as judges remained under house arrest and media was constrained. The end followed U S pressure and constitutional amendments to legitimize actions.
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Griff Witte
Washington Post
Islamabad
Pakistan
Pervez Musharraf
Supreme Court
Musharraf
SPECIAL REPORT Iowa New Hampshire share election primacy
James Q. Lynch reports from Manchester New Hampshire where residents attend forums with 2008 presidential hopefuls in gyms, hotels, and homes. Voters weigh policy and electability then decide who should lead the Democratic and Republican tickets, echoing Iowa’s caucus dynamic as January nears.
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Iowa
New Hampshire
James Q. Lynch
Gazette
Manchester
N.H
Chuck Norris
Mike Huckabee
Berlin
New Hampshire Campaign News From James Q Lynch
Reporter James Q. Lynch travels through New Hampshire to capture caucus chatter and campaign dynamics. The piece quotes Colin Van Ostern of Hanover on policy contrasts and the absence of ethanol debates in Concord and Manchester, reflecting voter concerns and campaign messaging.
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James Q. Lynch
New Hampshire
Colin van Ostern
Hanover
N.H
Concord
Manchester
van Ostern
Dartmouth
Unions in Iowa and New Hampshire Back Clinton
In Iowa and New Hampshire Hillary Clinton trails in polls versus rivals, yet unions remain strongly supportive. Hawkeye Labor Council executive director Alan Bernard calls her lead decisive, noting unions’ enduring backing as the primaries fade and labor groups shift to post caucus routines.
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Terry McCoy
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
New York
Hillary Clinton
Iowa
New Hampshire
Hillary
Alan Bernard
Hawkeye Labor Council
Labor unions back Democratic nominee in wide open caucus race
A broad coalition of unions including letter carriers, retail, office, machinists, transportation and many other trades show support for Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama as the caucus field remains unsettled. Several workers note dissenting voices within unions as support shifts.
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Hillary Clinton
John Edwards
Iowa Public Service
Barack Obama
Midwest Auto Workers
Chris Dodd
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