Monticello Man Recalls Rich Life in Agriculture
Grover Miehe details his life in farming teaching and a Germany trip during the Third Reich in an autobiographical reminiscence. Neighbors near Frost Avenue challenge local property plans as state actions lag.
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U N weapons inspectors seek months to finish Iraq disarmament
U N inspectors bolster the US case that Iraq has not fully cooperated while asking for at least a few months to allow more time to avert war. Presentations to the Security Council 60 days after inspections resumed show five veto powers divided on extending disarmament deadlines.
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United States to disclose evidence against Iraq soon
Secretary of State Colin Powell warned Saddam Hussein has not much more time to comply as Pentagon war plans advance. Washington may move next week, while China Russia and France say reports do not justify war.
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Security Council to discuss inspectors report on Iraq
On Wednesday the Security Council will convene to discuss the weapons inspectors report and hear members’ positions. Chief inspector Hans Blix will present updated assessments on Iraqi cooperation, noting Iraq has not genuinely accepted U.N. disarmament resolutions.
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Iraq Crisis Shifts as Polls Show Invasion Support Dip
A Gallup CNN USA Today poll finds invasion support at 52 percent, the lowest since last summer. Iraq says it has done all it can to aid in arms hunts and accuses the U.S. of pursuing oil, not WMD. The Pentagon inks a deal with Turkey for up to 20 000 troops to use bases in northern Iraq. Thirteen more Ready Reserve ships activated, joining 19 existing ones. Top Democrats urge continued U N arms searches while EU nations split on a resolution.
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Hospital in C R to treat smallpox in Iowa plan
Cedar Rapids St Luke's Hospital will join University Hospitals in Iowa City as one of 14 centers to voluntarily treat smallpox in a bioterrorism event. Since December the state health department has prepared facilities and staff. vaccinations begin next month with 50 St Luke's and 85 University Hospitals staff to be inoculated.
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Regions for Smallpox Response Hospitals Listed
Iowa hospitals participating in the smallpox response include Great River at Burlington St Luke's in Cedar Rapids University Hospitals in Iowa City Mercy in Mason City Skiff in Newton Ottumwa Regional in Ottumwa Spencer Community in Spencer Grinnell Regional in Grinnell Trinity in Fort Dodge Des Moines Iowa Methodist and Mercy in Des Moines University Hospitals in Iowa City and Mercy in Mason City list alignment shows coverage across many regions with named facilities and cities by label.
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Guard unit bids farewell to Iowa City troop movement
Families and friends saluted National Guard troops as they departed Iowa City on a cold Monday for Fort McCoy Wisconsin. Mothers fathers wives and friends offered support as the unit prepared to deploy.
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Neighbors Say Farewell to 109th Medical Battalion
On Dubuque Street outside the National Guard Armory a crowd gathered to bid farewell to 150 members of the 109th Medical Battalion, who were activated for duty last week. Turn to 8A: Guard
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Bush to push Medicare reform and tax cuts in State of the Union
President Bush plans a nationally televised State of the Union to press a broad domestic agenda including a far reaching Medicare overhaul with prescription drug coverage tied to managed care. He seeks bipartisan foreign policy cooperation while pushing for tax cuts and funding for drug treatment vouchers.
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