Gephardt Attacks Deans Health Care Record in Iowa
Gephardt challenged Deans Medicare stance at Broadlawns Medical Center Des Moines saying Deans plan would turn Medicare into managed care He argued his own health care proposal covers more people and costs less He pitched Apollo 21 Energy Project to reduce dependence on foreign oil and boost jobs in Iowa
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Gazette and Wire Report
Dick Gephardt
Howard Dean
Vermont
Bush
Gephardt
Broadlawns Medical Center
Des Moines
Dean
George Bush
Missouri
Iowa
Marcia Beck
Broadlawns
Congressman Gephardt
Washington
United States
Iowa City
Jim O’neal
the Gazette
Iowa caucuses move from living rooms to public buildings
Most caucuses will be held in public spaces such as schools city halls and community centers fewer than four percent in private homes for the January 19 Democratic gathering party leaders cite need for space and neutrality while residents recall the cozy charm of home meetings Pauline Miller 81 plans to host the event at her Lenox residence with chairs coffee and treats as About 75 of Iowa precinct caucuses remain in private homes.
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Iowa Democratic Party
Patrick McCarty
Lyon County Democrats
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Hasta la Vista
James L. Brooks
Los Angeles
Susana Chavez-Silverman
Pomona College
Argentina
Spanglish crosses borders from streets to screens
Spanglish moves from Hispanic neighborhoods into mainstream life. It appears in TV ads film dialogue and academic courses while spreading in media and marketing. The phenomenon reflects demographic shifts in California and beyond as bilingual speakers blend languages to express identity.
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Octavio Paz
Hallmark
McDonald’s
Amherst College
Ilan Stavans
Stavans
Spanglish
California
VA priority for doctor visits to vets with service problems
The Department of Veterans Affairs announces priority scheduling for non emergency medical visits for veterans with health issues linked to military service. Appointments must be within 30 days or care arranged elsewhere. emergency care remains immediate.
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Washington
Department of Veterans Affairs
Anthony Principi
Principi
Ellen DeGeneres Survives Career Fear and Rebuilds Fame
Ellen DeGeneres once feared her career was over after coming out in 1997. She lost her ABC sitcom Ellen and her partner Anne Heche, then briefly starred in The Ellen Show before rising again with The Ellen DeGeneres Show debuting in 2001 and climbing in ratings.
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Associated Press
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Ellen
Anne Heche
Tom Cruise
Gwyneth Paltrow
Diane Keaton
DeGeneres
Fish Dory
New York Times
Notable birthday list includes George Martin and Gibson
Record producer George Martin leads a list of celebrants alongside actors Robert Loggia Dabney Coleman and Mel Gibson. musicians Stephen Stills John Paul Jones and James Carter join. Actress Victoria Principal Danica McKellar and Jason Marsden marked birthdays with notable fanfare.
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George Martin
Robert Loggia
Dabney Coleman
Stephen Stills
John Paul Jones
Led Zeppelin
Victoria
Mel Gibson
James Carter
Jason Marsden
Ally McBeal
Danica McKellar
the Wonder Years
Vestal Goodman Remembered At Florida Funeral Service
More than 1,000 mourners attended a music filled service for Vestal Goodman the Queen of Gospel Music who died Saturday in Celebration Florida from flu complications at age 74 Her infectious optimism and joyful spirit were recalled by speakers and fans alike noting she posed no room for discouragement.
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Associated Press
Vestal Goodman
Goodman
Fla
Vestal
Vestal Goodman Remembered by Pastor and Church Members
The Rev. Marvin Gorman recalled Vestal Goodman leaving a concert to comfort him during a tough period. At Christ Church, her pink rose covered casket was carried in as a tape of her steel guitar duet with George Jones, Mansion Over the Hilltop, played.
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Marvin Gorman
Gorman
Christ Church
Goodman
George Jones
Hootie Endorses Edwards in South Carolina Primary
Hootie and the Blowfish, University of South Carolina alumni, back Senator John Edwards as he files for the South Carolina Democratic primary. Edwards notes his South Carolina roots while Edwards aides and band members plan a campaign stop and performance in the Palmetto State before the Feb. 3 vote.
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Hootie & the Blowfish
John Edwards
University of South Carolina
Edwards
South Carolina
Seneca
North Carolina
Jenni Engebretsen
Richard “Gus” Gusler
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