Linn County camp aims to raise 1.1 million for pool replacement
The Linn County camp plans a 1.1 million fundraising drive to replace a pool. Other notes include MTV Movie Awards host Jack Black and Marion expanding recreation programs focused on fun for kids. Local banking networks expand to curb ATM fees. Marcy Hamilton and husband Greg open a Catholic book and supply store in Cedar Rapids.
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Index entries and pages from a newspaper listing
A fragmented newspaper index page listing sections such as Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Deaths, Editorial, Farm, Legals, Lottery, Money, Movies, People, Pictures, Puzzles, Religion, Stocks and a note on Weather. It references page and section codes like Accent 1D Advice 3D and 3F labeled items.
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GOP tax pledge questioned in Iowa primary
Voters are cautioned about tax pledges as Iowa heads into the primary. Critics say a Republican led budget deal in the waning hours of a special session raises taxes and stalled promised reforms while GOP leaders defend pragmatic tax relief and budget management to keep Iowa competitive.
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Des Moines
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Scoogestock 02 Raises Funds At Marion Benefit Concert
Andy Evans organized Scoogestock 02 a charity rock concert at his Marion home for the American Heart Association and the American Cancer Society. About 300 people attended paying with food cans and cash donations while organizers secured a noise variance, portable toilets and corporate sponsors. It featured Linn-Mar grads Wes High Adam Moore and Brett Pfeffer with proceeds from shirts and concessions.
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Linn-Mar
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U S Arranges Exit for Americans as India Pakistan Tension Rises
The United States arranged for American diplomats and families to leave India amid rising war tensions with Pakistan. President Bush warns Pakistan to stop cross border attacks. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld to visit next week to deter conflict.
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State Department
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Ganske Defends Record in GOP Primary Fight
Rep. Greg Ganske and challenger Bill Salter spar over conservative credentials in an Iowa primary. Salter accuses Ganske of straying from core principles after 1994 election, while Ganske cites a high effectiveness rating and independent voting. The contest shapes the race against Sen. Tom Harkin.
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Iowa race heats up with ads and endorsements
Vilsack airs attacks on Gross as Sukup claims a late closing. Vander Plaats predicts victory while Hutchinson earns union support. Keyes backs Salier and Ganske defends his conservative record on Iowa Public Television. Vilsack outspends Republicans seeking the job.
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Owner of J C s Etc to surrender license
The Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division approved a settlement with Etc s attorneys that fines the bar 1000 dollars and suspends its liquor license for 14 days after a flaming bar stunt on April 18 injured nine people. Owner Kip Pohl must surrender his license on June 14.
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