Meth labs go to town in Iowa cities
Iowa City police report a dramatic rise in meth production inside city limits with more lab arrests than in previous years. Detective Chris Akers notes convenience drives in-town cooking and cites growing urban meth activity.
Rise in crack cocaine arrests mirrors meth decline in Cedar Rapids
Akers of the Johnson County Narcotics Task Force notes fewer meth arrests but more crack cocaine cases. Over the last year seven meth labs were busted, four active, with two in Iowa City apartments and one in a Coralville hotel. More than 22 pounds of meth were seized in three months, including 19 pounds of imported meth found in October at Southside Mini Storage.
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Premature Nicholas Leads Steady Recovery At St Luke’s Hospital
Darci Wagner of Anamosa describes her son Nicholas 11 weeks early born Nov 11 as slowly improving in the neonate unit. The 29th birthday mother notes daily gains in weight and alertness while Nicholas reduces oxygen needs and prepares to go home with a crib ready and milestones reached. Medical experts cite a 99 percent survival rate for 11 week premies as progress continues.
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Med advances boost preemie survival in Iowa hospitals
Accent section reports Cedar Rapids and Iowa City hospitals collaborate on neonatal care. Medical advances improve survival rates for premature infants across Iowa.
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Afghan leader vows to heal wounds of war
Afghan Prime Minister Hamid Karzai took the oath of office before about 2,000 tribal elders and dignitaries in Kabul. He pledged to lift Afghanistan from decades of bloodshed and poverty, saying the sun has risen over the homeland amid a rowdy, emotional crowd.
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Afghan leader Karzai vows peace and liberation push
The Pashtun aristocrat Hamid Karzai returns from exile to Afghanistan in October to lead the fight for Kandahar, pledging to heal war wounds and bring peace. He speaks in a green and purple caftan with a karakul hat as he seeks to end Taliban influence and restore stability in the region.
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Passenger thwarted in attempt to detonate in sneakers
A passenger aboard a Paris to Miami jet tried to ignite an improvised explosive in his sneakers but was subdued by flight attendants and passengers. The plane landed safely in Boston with military jets escorting it. the suspect was to face flight crew interference charges and FBI custody. Authorities investigate use of a bogus passport under the identity Richard Reid.
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