Twirlers Seek National Contests as Olympic Goal Grows
USA Baton Twirling Team eyes national championships in 30 countries for Olympic eligibility. With 19 currently, interest expands to China and Slovakia. A Twirl-A-Thon at Westdale Mall Sunday runs noon to 3 p.m. and a performance at the U.S. Cellular Center follows at 5:30 p.m. Additional events are listed for Monday through Thursday with specific baton formats and showtimes.
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China
Slovakia
Westdale Mall
USA
U.S. Cellular Center
Helder faces lengthy federal case over pipe bombs and mail damage
Helder, held in Linn County Jail after a May 7 arrest near Reno, faces counts of using an explosive to damage property and possessing a pipe bomb in a mailbox destruction case. Prosecutors warn delays in discovery and court processes prelude a possible multi jurisdictional prosecution.
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Iowa
Helder
Linn County
Don Zeller
Zeller
Nirvana
Kelly
U.S
Rich Murphy
Murphy
Reno
Nev
Cedar Rapids
John Jarvey
DHS Plans Early Retirement Push Amid Budget Strains
DHS outlines a painful reduction plan with 90 employees eligible for early retirement as its main tool to avoid layoffs. Aug 14 is set as the deadline to apply, with past steps including six unpaid days in May and June saving 320000 and a November cut of 801000.
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Dave
Ken Burger
Mental Health Institute
Mount Pleasant
Clear Pay
Guiktan Eldes Chaon
Dunomual Emu
Celtin Glane
PCS
Agsorenan Nepetars
Avert Erge
Wepre
Sprint Spectrum L.P
Sprint
Diamond
Sprint Communications Company L.P
Hospitals withhold physician productivity bonuses in 2000 budget
In November 2000 the first year of a US hospital funded program, $2 million was allocated to 498 doctors with an average bonus of $3,959. Ranges spanned from $1,421 to $9,316 as faculty expressed concern over reduced pay and competitive salaries.
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Craig Porter
College of Medicine
Domsie
Medical College
Association of American Medical Colleges
Crucial hearings begin Monday in Sindh trial
U S born Taliban soldier Lindh faces a pivotal court showdown before Judge T S Ellis II over whether his battlefield statements to interrogators were admissible He could set a precedent affecting other detainees captured in the war on terror The case tests rights against self incrimination and access to counsel in civilian prosecutions of combatants.
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Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
U.S
T.S. Ellis II
Sindh
Lindh
Ellis
Taliban
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
United States
Michael O'Neill
George Mason University
U.S. Sentencing Commission
O’neill
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Janet Borheim
Janetr
Rasmussen
DHS
Roger Cant
Orlan Love
the Gazette
Rod Boshart
Infi
Zimmerman Houdek
7Th Avenue
Marion
Bettendorf
A+ Communne
State St
Edgewood Rd
RadioShack
Precision Wireless
Duck Creek Mall
Middle Rd
First
Coralville
Coral Ridge Mall
Coral Ridge Avenue
Davenport
Better Communion
North Park Mall
West Kimberly Rd
Davenport Ridgeport Center
Moline
16” St
Waterloo
Schuker Rd
East Kimberly Rd
Coralville & Waterloo
Sun
South Park Mall
16Th St
Mega Page
South Park Mail
Mega
BlackHawk
Dubuque In Touch Cellular
Pennsylvania Ave
Iona City Precision Wireless
Old Capitol Mall
Clinton St
In Touch Cellular
Cross Roads Blvd
Tom Walsh
Blairs Ferry Rd
Incua
20Th Ave
Kyocera
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