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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2004
Page
1
Stevie Hicks rushed for a career high 159 yards and Ellis Hobbs sealed the win with an interception as Iowa State defeated Miami Ohio 17 13 at the Independence Bowl. The Cyclones improved to 7 5, earning a bowl win for just the second time in school history. ISU led 10 0, trailed 13 10, then took the lead on Ryan Kocks 1 yard TD with 13 13 left.
Insurgents used car bombs, assassinations, and raids on police stations to kill at least 25 people, including Iraqi policemen and a deputy governor, in the Sunni Triangle. A militant group claimed it killed eight Iraqi workers of an American security firm. The violence comes as Iraq prepares for nationwide elections. Brig. Gen. Jeffery Hammond noted the situation as security forces face continued attacks.
Fairfax VA Kayne Robinson president of the National Rifle Association of America is described as a calm disciplined leader. A former Marine and Des Moines detective chief he defends the Second Amendment with firm reasoning and affable style. Representative Jim Leach notes his strong convictions.
Relief workers scramble to avert another disaster as the tsunami leaves more than 58,000 confirmed dead. Bodies rot on Sumatra lawns while bulldozers dig mass graves. The U N warns disease could double the toll. Millions displaced across a dozen nations seek shelter and aid.
Guidance urges giving money rather than clothing or food to aid groups. Highlights UNICEF, Doctors Without Borders, and the Red Cross societies with contact details and donation avenues. Mentions missing people and casualties in India and Thailand with a global relief context.
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