Iowans Nussle and Stanzel leave White House in transition
Iowa natives Jim Nussle and Scott Stanzel depart the Bush White House as Barack Obama prepares to take office. Nussle, 48, director of the Office of Management and Budget, and Stanzel, 36, deputy press secretary, reflect on a long, demanding tenure guiding budgets and communications. Their futures remain uncertain.
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Celebrated QB in Super Bowl again
Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner guided his team past the Eagles 32 to 25 to reach a third Super Bowl. His late 8 yard TD run by rookie Tim Hightower sealed the win after Warner threw four TDs in the NFC title game.
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Johnson wins Sony Open with 65 final round
Zach Johnson carded a five under 65 to win the Sony Open by two strokes at Waialae in Hawaii. He closed a two week Hawaii run with six rounds at 30 under par, outlasting David Toms with a two putt birdie on 18 for his second victory in six starts.
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Obama proclaims Anything is Possible at Inaugural Eve Rally
President elect Barack Obama told a vast crowd at a pre inauguration celebration near the Lincoln Memorial that anything is possible in America. He spoke of confronting economic crisis and wars while urging endurance and hope as stars like U2 Beyonce and Bruce Springsteen performed. The ceremony drew tens of thousands in cold January air along the National Mall.
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Hard surface roads rule burdens rural families in snow
The Gazette notes Iowa winters bring more snow days as districts adopt hard surface roads only bus rules. Rural families, including Blaine Corkery of North Linn, argue this policy heightens inequality while districts say limited days require cautious scheduling.
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