Egyptians clash with riot police in Cairo protests against Mubarak
Thousands protested in Cairo and other cities calling for an end to Hosni Mubarak's rule. Police used tear gas and rubber bullets as two protesters and a police officer were killed. A hotel worker and a 24 year old woman described rising poverty and desire for change.
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Egypt and Tunisia protests clash as security turns violent
In Cairo at Tahrir Square protesters wave flags and chant as security forces deploy. The online mobilization spread via Facebook and Twitter with about 90 000 supporters. Government forces blocked Twitter later in the afternoon while Hillary Clinton urged nonviolence and stability.
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Illinois Supreme Court to rule on Rahm Emanuel mayor bid
The Illinois Supreme Court agreed to decide if Rahm Emanuel can appear on Chicago mayor ballots and ordered officials not to print ballots without his name until the decision. The court fast tracked the case after an appeals court removed him for not meeting residency.
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Shocking gaps in science proficiency across U S students
National NAEP results show less than half of students proficient in science across grade levels with only 1 percent of fourth graders and 12th graders and 2 percent of eighth graders in the top tier. Black students trail whites sharply, highlighting urgent needs in math and science education.
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Gingrich calls for EPA elimination in favor of business oriented science group
In Des Moines Newt Gingrich urges scrapping the Environmental Protection Agency to create a new body that partners with industry and emphasizes scientific and technological approaches. He criticizes the current bureaucracy as hindering innovation and problem solving.
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Pet or paramour who would you dump poll results
AP Petside com poll finds 84 percent of pet owners keep their partner while 14 percent choose their pet. Unmarried owners more likely than married to pick a pet over a mate. Also Michael Jackson doctor Con r ad Murray pleads not guilty to involuntary manslaughter. trial likely to be televised.
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Mercy health classes and services offered in Iowa City area
Mercy offers pregnancy and parenting classes plus diabetes prevention programs in Coralville and Iowa City. Events include Pre-Diabetes Education, Meet the Doctors, and Lifesteps Weight Management with sessions led by nurses, dietitians, and exercise physiologists. Details and registration via Mercy On Call or Mercy website.
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