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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 2004

Page

3

Kerry Favored To Win Weekend Caucuses

The Associated Press notes Kerry leads as Edwards Clark and Dean struggle with funding and momentum. Kerry holds a strong delegate lead after Tuesday's contests as battles shift to Wisconsin California and Super Tuesday states with 224 pledged delegates up for grabs.

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Florida man questioned in Carlie Brucia abduction case

Sarasota investigators questioned 37 year old Joseph Smith in the disappearance of 11 year old Carlie Brucia. Authorities said video showed a man in a mechanic shirt with arm tattoos involved in the apparent abduction captured by a car wash camera.

Florida Sarasota Fla Joseph Smith Carlie Brucia Jeff Bell Sarasota County Terry Lewis Bill Balkwill Smith Brucia

Fallen Angel link explored in ricin probe at Capitol

Investigators probe whether a mysterious Fallen Angel who sent ricin letters last fall is connected to a ricin incident found in Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist's Dirksen Office. FBI Capitol Police search mail facilities for a possible link. no illness reported.

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Guidelines aim to curb heart illness in women

The American Heart Association issued guidelines to help women prevent heart attacks and strokes, urging doctors and patients to adopt tailored diet, exercise, and weight loss plans plus risk-reducing medications. The report highlights underdiagnosis, links mood to risk, and endorses statins for high risk.

American Heart Association Association U.S Lori Mosca New York-Presbyterian Hospital Columbia University Medical Center

Former ship clerk jailed by accident ship self to Texas

Charles McKinley, 25, was sentenced to one year probation with 120 days house arrest and a $1500 fine after pleading guilty to stowing away on a flight from Newark to visit his parents in DeSoto Texas. He spoke with no reporters after the sentencing by Judge Bleil.

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Policy change boosts kidney transplants for minorities

A policy change in May eased genetic matching criteria for kidney transplants, aiming to increase minority recipients. Early results show minorities, including Blacks and Hispanics, receiving more organs, with minorities making up about 39 percent of recipients in the first four months.

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Witness testifies Aquash feared AIM leaders before death

A witness says Anna Mae Aquash feared American Indian Movement leaders prior to her 1975 murder. Darlene Nichols testified that AIM member Leonard Peltier discussed coercive questioning and implying she was an informant, while AIM leaders deny involvement.

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Philadelphia Schools Ban Soda in Cafeterias

Philadelphia officials banned carbonated soft drinks in city schools starting in July. Milk water fruit juice and limited sports drinks will replace sodas in about 740 vending machines and cafeterias, affecting 214000 students and costing an estimated 500000 annually.

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