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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 2010

Page

8

Johnston seeks flexible child support deal in Alaska

Levi Johnston, father of Bristol Palin’s son, asks a judge for flexible child support terms arguing his 2009 income surpassed 100000 dollars but may not continue with his fame. Bristol Palin seeks monthly support of 22750 to 1750 dollars to cover 13 months since Tripp's birth.

Anchorage Alaska Levi Johnston Sarah Palin Palin Anchorage Daily News Johnston Bristol Palin Tripp

Frisbee inventor Fred Morrison dies at 90 in Utah

Salt Lake City memorial notes Fred Morrison the inventor of the Frisbee died at age 90 at his Monroe Utah home. State Rep Kay Melff, an attorney from Richfield and Morrison’s hometown, recalls his legacy and ties to a royal case involving Morrison.

Fred Morrison Salt Lake City Walter Fredrick Morrison Utah House Kay Melff Morrison Monroe Utah Melfi Richfield

Bail set at 1 million for Nebraska bank hostage suspect

Jonathon Buckley, arraigned in Buffalo County Court on five kidnapping counts one robbery and one firearm charge. Buckley allegedly held Wells Fargo Bank hostages in Kearney Nebraska before surrendering after about 45 minutes. Bail set at one million dollars. In Arkansas Republican senate candidate Curtis Coleman defended his Holocaust Nazi comparison on stem cell research insisting no apology was due.

Kearney Neb Nebraska Jonathon Buckley Buffalo Buckley Wells Fargo Little Rock Ark U.S Arkansas Curtis Coleman Thom Hartmann

Man accused of Las Vegas ax murder case not recalling rampage

Harold E. Montague, 33, allegedly killed a 4 month old boy and severely injured the mother in a Las Vegas neighborhood with a battle ax. He told investigators he does not remember anything about the incident, which occurred shortly before noon Thursday.

Las Vegas Harold E. Montague

Marines and Afghan troops storm Marjah in major offensive

Helicopter borne U.S. Marines and Afghan forces launched a dawn assault on the Taliban held town of Marjah in Helmand province to retake the key southern center and disrupt insurgent networks. The Moshtarak operation involves about 15,000 troops, including 7,500 in Marjah, with more than 100 foreign fighters believed present.

Marjah Afghanistan U.S Barack Obama Helmand Joshua Winfrey Lima Company Kabul Moshtarak Nick Carter NATO Nad Ali

Haiti mourners unite Christian and Voodoo leaders

In Port au Prince a joint service under tropical trees saw Christian and Voodoo leaders join hands as earthquake survivors mourn over 200000 Haitians killed a month after the disaster. Voodoo priest Max Beauvoir condemned rejection of Voodoo while aid and baptism papers drew controversy amid national day of mourning. President Rene Preval wept during a rare public address.

National Palace Port-au-Prince Haiti Ort-Au Prince Max Beauvoir Associated Press Rene Preval

Three Dead In Alabama College Shooting At Huntsville Campus

A woman opened fire during a biology faculty meeting at the University of Alabama Huntsville campus killing three people and wounding three others. Police detained a man. initial reports say the shooter was a faculty member, but officials did not identify her. No students were harmed.

Huntsville Ala University of Alabama Shelby Center Ray Garner Garner Huntsville Hospital Burr Ingram Nick Lawton Lawton Robert Lawton University of Alabama-Huntsville

Clinton Returns Home After Heart Procedure

Former President Bill Clinton left Manhattan's hospital and returned to his Chappaqua home with Hillary Clinton nearby. Doctors said he is in excellent health and could resume work soon, while friends noted his Haiti relief efforts. A local boy delivered get well wishes and candy at the cul de sac.

Chappaqua N.Y Bill Clinton Manhattan Westchester County New York City State Department P.J. Crowley Hillary Clinton Clinton Douglas Band New York Presbyterian Hospital Haiti Terry McAuliffe Democratic National Committee Clintons CBS McAuliffe Allan Schwartz C.J. Williams New Fairfield

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