Investment fraud probes mark rise in Iowa bear market
The Gazette reports investment fraud cases grew as the Iowa Securities Bureau escalates actions amid a bear market. Regulators say down markets and a weak economy spur risky schemes, with Cedar Rapids tied to several high profile investigations including Vern Cooper Associates and Partners4Life. One broker surrendered after facing multiple charges.
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Prayers and White Knuckles Over Iraq War News
In Iowa the impact of Iraq deployments hits families hard. Sue Cannon of North Liberty and Cindy Meyers of Cedar Rapids describe anxious nights watching news about sons in the Army in Iraq since May. They fear news of casualties and cling to hope for their children.
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Eastern Iowans’ worry stays high after Bush Iraq claim
Residents with relatives in Iraq say concern remains elevated since May 1 declare of major fighting end. Anxiety grows as 33 U S soldiers die in hit and run small arms attacks, prompting ongoing unease.
Families worry as relatives serve in Iraq convoys
Air Force veteran Dennis Fontinel of Toledo speaks of his son EO2 Roger Fontinel serving in Iraq. Cedar Rapids wife DeAnna Houk worries as her husband Sgt Russell Houk hauls fuel with the Army Reserve 425th Transport Company. She has three sons and fears convoy attacks after a fuel hauler was killed.
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Blair would take responsibility if government linked to death of scientist
Prime Minister Tony Blair said he would assume full responsibility if inquiry finds government involvement in the death of scientist David Kelly, identified by BBC as its main source in accusing officials of hyping Iraq war evidence. Blair defended his trip through East Asia amid anger over the military adviser’s death.
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Two U S soldiers killed in convoy attack near Tal Afar
The U S military report says two soldiers from the 101st Airborne division died when rockets and small arms fire hit their convoy near Tal Afar west of Mosul. A U N employee also killed and an Iraqi staffer wounded in the strike. An additional U S service member died in a vehicle crash near Baghdad International Airport. Shiite protesters in Najaf condemned the U S presence.
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Child's Guide to Nevada A to Z Mini Page
A brief child friendly overview lists Nevada topics from A to Z. It highlights states features and places like Carson City and Las Vegas with simple explanations suitable for a young reader. The card invites curiosity about Nevada landmarks and geography through alphabet style entries.
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