U S and Britain Launch Desert Fox Airstrikes on Iraq
U S and British forces began Operation Desert Fox targeting Iraq with airstrikes across Baghdad and other sites. The Pentagon announced extra aircraft and ground troops would be sent as the assault, expected to last up to four days, commenced in the late afternoon.
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Iowa lawmakers react to airstrike on Iraq
U S representatives from Iowa respond to the airstrike on Iraq with varied views. Jim Leach questions timing but warns against long delay in impeachment deliberations. Jim Nussle offers prayers and support for troops. Leonard Boswell calls the strikes unfortunate yet necessary if inspectors are blocked.
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Leach supports impeachment stance amid ethics remarks
Representative Leon Leach criticizes censure and defends impeachment as necessary for due process and ethical standards. He warns lies under oath undermine government moral underpinnings while noting voters in his district favor Clinton, and condemns Kenneth Starr's probe as prolonged and intrusive.
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Council May Vote Next Week On Civil Rights Ordinance
During a Kennedy High School council meeting, supporters argue basic rights require protection and compare civil rights to other fundamental guarantees. Opponents call votes difficult, citing constitutional equal rights but questioning ordinance scope and inclusion.
Cedar Rapids debates sexual orientation law amid public input
Safety Commissioner Nancy Evans voices support while Streets Commissioner Don Thomas opposes and Finance Commissioner Ole Munson critiques the measure saying it is unnecessary. Cedar Rapids faces six hours of public comment with ministers, educators, parents and students debating protections and tolerance. Megan Reking, a Kennedy High School student, asserts equal rights for all people.
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Iowa City
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