Israeli and Palestinian leaders urge peace amid tense on ground
Israeli and Palestinian prime ministers publicly reconcile signaling peace from Bethlehem as Israeli trucks and armored vehicles pull out. Separate items note U S urban surveillance plans and questions about al Qaida links in Iraq.
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Hormel Faces Spam Ties as Flags Protest Move to Mexico
Workers on the production line protested a relocation to Mexico after management removed a lighted American flag decoration under a Made in USA banner. GB Hormel Foods Corp, whose Spam name is linked to junk email, asserts trademark rights against a company supplying spam blocking software.
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MYCA Faces Rethink On Coralville Lake Youth Camp
After a tentative victory for a youth camp on Coralville Lake the Muslim Youth Camps of America must scale back plans and mend neighborhood ties. Army Corps of Engineers to lease only if MYCA trims proposals and rebuilds community trust.
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East Iowa blood banks test West Nile screening
Several Eastern Iowa blood banks participate in experimental testing to screen donations for West Nile Virus. The Grant Wood Area Red Cross in Cedar Rapids Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center and University of Iowa DeGowin Blood Center in Iowa City use a two company test. Mercy Medical Center Dyersville will stop delivering babies beginning next January due to nurse turnover and replacement difficulties.
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Rosenfels Seeks Learning Path to NFL Readiness
Sage Rosenfels, former Iowa State quarterback, says he has much to learn before becoming a strong NFL passer, acknowledging current gaps and the work ahead in his professional development. Serena and Venus Williams reach Wimbledon singles semifinals while exiting doubles. Roberto Alomar traded from the Mets to the White Sox after a one year stint in New York.
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Court rights a horrible Texas wrong
In a six to three ruling the Supreme Court struck down Texas sodomy laws, reversing a 1986 Georgia-related decision. John Lawrence and Tyron Garner were arrested in Houston in 1998 for consensual same sex activity. five years later the high court vindicated them.
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O'Malley Chosen To Lead Boston Archdiocese
Bishop Sean O'Malley named by Pope John Paul II to head the Boston Archdiocese succeeding Cardinal Bernard Law. He vows reform and child safety after scandals, meeting victims and addressing a nation in crisis.
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Panel urges low fat diet to shield babies from dioxin
A panel from the Institute of Medicine urged restricting fats in women and girls ahead of pregnancy to reduce dioxin exposure to fetuses and infants. They called for aligning with national dietary guidelines and for school lunch programs to favor low fat or skim milk to cut dioxin exposure.
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