U S winners take Wimbledon Lindsay Davenport and Pete Sampras
American stars dominate Wimbledon with Davenport and Sampras clinching titles. A feature highlights their victories in singles and the patriotic moment with the trophies and flag after the finals on Sunday. A nearby story notes Jenna Smith, a 13 year old with kidney disease, inspiring neighbors to donate lemonade profits toward a cure.
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Decorah Fights Season Opener Against Roy Koprivé
Decorah faces Roy Koprivé in a season opener in a boxing bout. The event, listed as a local sports showcase, highlights Decorah’s boxing team and Koprivé's matchup.
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Nara than Cer and Jim Friest to play 124 holes golf
Two golfers 64 and 60 compete in a marathon 124 hole event at Oneota Golf and Country Club in Decorah with the sun as their limit. Details appear in the 1C section.
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Difference Between Guys and Men Explained
An exploration contrasts usage of guy as informal gender cue with man as formal term. It cites examples Austin Powers as a guy and Prince Charles as a man, noting colloquial nuance, context, and social expectations in language.
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Prince Charles
Boris Yeltsin
Dirty Harry
Family cookbooks preserve heritage in Eastern Iowa traditions
A look at how family cookbooks protect heritage beyond recipes in Eastern Iowa. The Food section highlights how treasured pages carry memories, stories, and customs from generations of cooks.
Supremacist suspect in Midwest shootings kills himself
Benjamin Nathaniel Smith, linked to a Midwest shooting spree targeting minorities, died after police pursuit in rural southern Illinois. FBI and sheriff officials confirmed his death or arrest, with fingerprints needed to confirm identity. Church leader Matt Hale disavowed violence, noting Smith left the World Church of the Creator in 1998.
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Midwest shootings outline linked to white supremacist group
A sequence of gunfire across Illinois Indiana and Chicago from Friday to Sunday leaves multiple victims and ties the attacks to anti minority and anti Semitic literature promoted by a white supremacist group and monitored by FBI officials. Bloomington police and mayor say authorities are aware of the group's presence and potential threat while investigations continue.
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Jim Kennedy
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In-Laws Fear and Family Doubts Weigh on Mind
A person contemplates family pressure and self doubt as they worry about in laws and children reacting to their choices. The inner monologue explores anxiety about acceptance and the motivation to act despite fears.
Domestic Violence and Victim Choices in Iowa City
A Gazette Johnson County report outlines three domestic violence incidents in Iowa City. A bar fight ends with the woman declining charges, a rape victim declines court action, and a husband assault prompts police investigation but the wife refuses arrest. Denise Shaffer notes state law supports investigation when the offender is a spouse while advocates seek broader change.
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Domestic abuse series weighs victim wishes against law
The Gazette outlines a three part look at domestic violence with prosecutors debating whether the state should act when a victim wants the case dropped. Buchanan County Attorney Al Vander Hart says law and duties may override a victim’s agenda while Delaware County Attorney John Bernau notes willingness to honor a victim’s dismissal if it’s a first offense with limited injuries.
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al Vander Hart
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NATO blocks air corridors delaying Russian Kosovo deployment
Russian troops could not depart for Kosovo as NATO blocked flights over Hungary Bulgaria and Romania amid broad tensions over Russia role. A NATO delegation met in Moscow as U S officials expelled a military attache on persona non grata grounds.
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Kosovo
NATO
U.S
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Retiring Chief Judge Emphasizes Court as Learning Experience
District Judge August Honsell of Cedar Rapids retires after 29 years on the bench and as chief judge of the 6th Judicial District. He cites daily learning from diverse experts and meaningful public contact as key parts of his long career.
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Cedar Rapids
6Th Judicial District
Hansell
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