D Day Veterans Remember Real Heroes at Normandy Memorial
President Bush saluted D-Day veterans at Normandy noting their courage in crossing the Atlantic to halt fascism. Veteran Ray Lambert recalled first wave horrors while others mourn fallen comrades. Gray with age, soldiers like Everett Zeise attend amid dwindling numbers of World War II survivors.
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Yard signs become costly campaign tool for Iowa candidates
The piece notes yard signs in Linn and Johnson counties as a key name recognition tactic ahead of the November election. Cory Crowley challenges Swati Dandekar in House 36 while Rob Hogg promotes extensive sign use in Cedar Rapids. Costs range from 1 to 4 dollars per sign with sign reuse discussed.
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Iowa
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Ross
Rob Hogg
Dcedar Rapids
Hogg
Divisions Emerge Over College Loan Change Debate
The House Education and Workforce Committee faces splits among Democrats and Republicans over a proposal to modify loan terms aimed at expanding access for students. Supporters include NAFA and College Parents of America, while USSA opposes. Debate centers on interest caps and affordability amid rising college debt.
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R.ohio
Rob Andrews
D.N.J
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National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators
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Israel approves Gaza withdrawal plan amid settlement dismantling
The Israeli cabinet votes 14 to 7 to begin dismantling Gaza settlements and four West Bank outposts by end of 2005. Sharon says disengagement has begun while Likud members push against broader approval. Palestinian and housing ministers react with mixed views.
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Reagan remarks reveal mixed views on his presidency and legacy
Citizens from Iowa share memories of Ronald Reagan highlighting his popularity, humor, and leadership. Some praise his economy and stance on family values, while others remain critical, noting varied personal opinions and reactions to his policies and the Berlin Wall moment.
Reagan Funeral Schedule Outlined For Week of Services
Former President Reagan died Saturday at 1 p.m. The body will travel to the presidential library near Los Angeles with a private service and public visitation through Tuesday. Wednesday the casket goes to Washington for a Capitol state funeral, then to the National Cathedral for a national service.
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