Iowa and World News Highlights From Today's Gazette
Today's front includes discretionary travel costs for state universities teams, a Cedar Rapids downtown revitalization plan proposal, and U.S. roles on the world stage. NASA crews prep for a delicate space station rendezvous. A kidnapping attemptNear Gaza border and a 17-year-old death linked to overuse of anti inflammatory cream are reported. XAVIER GIRLS SOCCER CHAMPS and more local updates.
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Thompson Tops GOP Field in AP Ipsos Poll
An AP Ipsos poll shows Fred Thompson rising into the top tier of GOP contenders though not yet a candidate. Giuliani leads with 27 percent, McCain 19, Thompson near 19, Romney 10, while Clinton leads Democrats with 33 percent, Obama 21, Gore 20, Edwards 12.
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