Cedar Bend gains new name in Cedar Rapids Vision Iowa plan
Cedar Rapids development plan south of downtown now called Cedar Bend. The project aims for Vision Iowa funds with a reduced price tag under 118 million, featuring Sinclair Square market, Czech Village revitalization, landfill park, and a repurposed sandpit lake.
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Kerry extends lead with New Hampshire primary win
John Kerry defeated Howard Dean to strengthen his front runner status in New Hampshire. Edwards and Wesley Clark chased for third while Lieberman trailed in fifth as results neared completion with precincts still counting late Tuesday. The campaign moves toward a national contest with early state momentum.
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Seven States Contest Next Tuesday for Delegates
Seven states Arizona Delaware Missouri New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma and South Carolina vote next Tuesday for 269 delegates, over 12 percent of the nominating total. The tally dwarfs Iowa and New Hampshire, boosting momentum for the front-runner and drawing scrutiny of Democrats.
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UI to offer combined M D J D degree program at Iowa
The University of Iowa will admit students to a new combined M D J D program allowing completion of both degrees in six years. Ryan Sewell, who pursued both fields, helped pave the path with his dual degree plans. Sarah Hoper, a first year medical student, is cited as the current UI MD JD student.
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UN agrees to send Iraq mission as US toll climbs
The United Nations will dispatch a team to Iraq to help resolve the deadlock over forming a new government amid rising security concerns. Six American soldiers were killed or wounded in separate roadside bombings south and west of Baghdad. A cable company employee shooting killed two south of Baghdad, and a hotel bombing occurred in central Baghdad nearby.
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U.S. Death Toll in Iraq Reaches 519 in War
The Pentagon says six U.S. service members died in Iraq since the war began bringing total U.S. fatalities to 519. Earlier toll of 514 was corrected. The U.S. opposes direct elections for a provisional Iraqi legislature and backs regional caucuses. UN Secretary General Kofi Annan offered to send a team to assess feasibility of an early election. Annan sees a role for the UN in breaking the impasse.
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