Melbourne mayoral bid aims for new siren and safety
A woman from Melbourne, a town lacking outdoor warning sirens, runs for mayor to push for a siren and a sense of protection. Climate change coverage notes President Obama plans a Tuesday outline of a plan to curb carbon pollution on Page 3A.
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Caucus documentary frames party caucuses on big screen
The nation will view caucuses in a new documentary titled Caucus, a film that examines the four year cycle of partisan gatherings. Nine foreign hikers, a guide, and a guard were killed in Pakistan in a separate deadly incident reported on the nation/world pages.
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Girl Scouts honor heroes at Freedom Festival ceremony
Three Cedar Rapids Girl Scouts plan a ceremony at Freedom Festival to retire old flags and honor Iowa’s fallen soldiers, recognizing veterans and community service as part of the event on Page 6A.
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Hinchcliffe Dominates Iowa Corn Indy 250 Victory
James Hinchcliffe led 226 of 250 laps to win the Iowa Corn Indy 250 at Iowa Speedway. Andretti Autosport claimed a fourth straight Iowa Speedway victory as Hinchcliffe’s teammate Ryan Hunter-Reay finished second and Tony Kanaan was third.
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The page lists various sections and features including Horoscopeg, Classified, Dear Abby, Puzzles, Comics, Sports, and River Levels. It appears as a newspaper page header from The Gazette Vol. 131 No. 166 dated 2013, with multiple column references and page indicators for different content slots.
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Supreme Court faces major tests on action voting and rights
Supreme Court decisions this week will decide college affirmative action, voting rights, and same sex marriage. Chief Justice Roberts must balance a divided court as conservatives push against race based policy while liberal justices warn of overturning key safeguards.
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Iowa remains seventh for raising a child in Kids Count report
The Annie E Casey Foundation Kids Count ranks Iowa seventh among states for raising children, a slight up from eighth in 2012. Officials cite small overall shifts, with Iowa performing well in health and education metrics. From 2005 to 2010 low birth weight fell to 7.0 percent, child and teen deaths dropped to 24 per 100,000, teen substance abuse declined from 10 to 7 percent, and insurer coverage rose by 2 percent.
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US Decclass Branch Sifts Century-Old Secrets
In a hidden Maryland building the National Declassification Center, with 70 staffers, reviews millions of pages to determine what old secrets can be released. They avoid material on weapons of mass destruction, diplomacy, or presidential safety, but likely miss year end Obama deadline.
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WikiLeaks aids Snowden in escape to Ecuador asylum
Snowden fled Hong Kong for Moscow with WikiLeaks help and requested asylum from Ecuador. Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Tatino said they received the asylum request while WikiLeaks claimed a safe route to Ecuador. Snowden landed at Sheremetyevo on an Aeroflot flight around 8:05 a.m. in transit detention, lacking a Russian visa, with diplomats present.
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