CIA Takes Blame for Incorrect Iraq Uranium Claim
CIA Director George Tenet told Congress and the White House the 2003 State of the Union assertion that Iraq sought uranium from Niger was a mistake. He said the 16 words should never have been included and that the blame rests with the CIA and its agency. No resignation was expected.
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U S Forces Cut Troop Presence in Fallujah
U S forces reduce troop levels in Fallujah as Iraqi police gain confidence. A Washington Post ABC poll shows public support for President Bush slipping to 59 percent and 58 percent on overall job approval and Iraq handling. Senate Republican Grassley accuses CIA of misinformation used to justify war. Interim Iraqi governing council members expected to be named this weekend.
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Iowa University plans funding mix for Hygienics Lab rebuild
The University of Iowa seeks to fund a 25 million dollar Hygienics Laboratory replacement using part of the Iowa Values Fund and the new economic growth fund, totaling 48 million now and 503 million over seven years for industry expansion.
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Walk Along invention aids brother while winning scholarship
Luke Bader, a rural Jesup student, created the Walk Along to help his 4-year-old brother Joseph walk. The device earned him a $1,000 Invent Iowa scholarship as Luke, a fifth grader at St. Athanasius, researched input from health professionals and teamed with his father to assemble the two plastic pipe based harness supporting both legs.
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Highway 100 Extension Faces State Board Decision
Iowa Falls report on the Linn County Conservation Board arguing against an $86 million Highway 100 extension. The State Preserves Advisory Board, meeting near Iowa Falls, said it needs at least six months to decide whether 100 more acres join the Rock Island Preserve, blocking the plan slated to extend Highway 100 seven miles from Edgewood Road to Highway 30.
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