Front page roundup spans storms politics and sports
A collage of items on Front Page features a winter storm across the central U.S. power outages and travel disruption. Duke University sexual assault case reassigned with two special prosecutors. Iraq and Somalia military and political updates. a peso controversy at a Dallas pizza chain. and regional sports results including Iowa basketball and NFL playoffs. Notable mentions include the Bush Iraq plan, a Kurdish brigade, and missing boys found safe in St. Louis area.
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Gazette promotes recycling with soybean ink paper pledge
The Gazette advocates sustainability by printing with soybean ink and recycling on recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearest recycling locations.
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Missing Missouri boys found after four years in Kirkwood
Investigators rescued 15-year-old Shawn Hornbeck and 13-year-old Ben Ownby in a Kirkwood apartment. Michael Devlin, 41, is jailed on kidnapping charges with a $1 million bond as police examine motive and treatment. Neighbors recall ordinary appearances and no prior criminal record.
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Federal rule could cut Medicaid funds for rural hospitals
The Bush administration proposes a rule to save nearly 4 billion over five years by restricting Medicaid payments to local government operated providers to costs. It targets financing schemes that boost the federal share, potentially reducing funds for rural hospitals and nursing homes. Officials say the impact may be limited, though many providers warn of meaningful effects.
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