Al Qaeda Regroups and Heightens U S Threat
U S intelligence report says al Qaeda has re created key attack capabilities and seeks to insert operatives into the United States. It notes leadership in Pakistan and links to Iraq, signaling a more dangerous environment and partisan debates over Iraq policy.
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NAACP Leaders Continue Fight for Equality in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids NAACP leaders Cedric Doolin and McKenzly Wilson present a poster urging burial of the N word at Viola Gibson Park. Doolin, Cedar Rapids NAACP chapter president, returned from the national convention in Detroit. Wilson is a former local NAACP member. Gibson founded the local chapter.
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NAACP Cedar Rapids Eyes New Direction Amid Discrimination Fight
Local NAACP leader Cedric Doolin says the Cedar Rapids branch will not abandon its core mission to eliminate discrimination while exploring expanded social services. National changes followed Bruce Gordon's 2014 resignation amid debates over focusing on endowment versus community impact.
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Bush Congress honor Borlaug
President Bush and congressional leaders honored Norman Borlaug, Cresco native, for pioneering disease resistant high yield wheat. He received the Congressional Gold Medal in a ceremony under the Capitol Rotunda, recognizing his work that potentially saves billions from starvation.
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Bush honors 93-year-old Borlaug in Cresco tribute
President Bush saluted Norman Borlaug as a hardworking Cresco farm boy educated in a one room schoolhouse. The remarks highlighted Borlaug's lifelong dedication to agriculture, aviation, and industry, praising his hopeful, compassionate legacy.
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Record help line rising as Iowa gambling grows
Public Health officials report 7,341 inquiries to the 1 800 BETS OFF hotline in the fiscal year ended June 30, up over 15 percent from the prior year, linked to riverboat casinos and remodels in Iowa. Data from the Racing and Gaming Commission shows regulated casinos processing more than 1.9 billion in gross receipts in 2007.
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