Harkin ends bid in a tough primary season
Mike Deupree analyzes Harkin’s presidential campaign demise acknowledging a strong anti establishment message but weak voter buy in. He notes media coverage and campaign depth issues, plus the difficulty of appealing as a liberal in economically troubled times. He concludes Harkin acted with dignity and exit was wise.
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Cradle recall prompts mother’s suit to reclaim kids
A New York mother sues the city after its Human Resources Administration took four of her five children following her infant son’s death in a Grace Verita cradle later recalled for dangerous design. The cradle tilted causing positional asphyxia, linked to the Feb recall by the CPSC. The agency kept the children in foster care despite an autopsy absolving neglect.
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I Ain't Yo Uncle The New Jack Revisionist Un Cles Tom Musical
Theater listing for March 10 at 8 p.m. in Hancher Auditorium U of I. Production by the San Francisco Mime Troupe explores race and politics in a musical take on Uncle Tom. Tickets 18 or 16 with student and under 18 discounts.
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Evening government meetings listed for area towns
The notice lists upcoming meetings at 7 30 p m for BGM Community School Board Central Community School Board Coralville City Council Marion Planning and Zoning Commission and Vinton School Board with venues including high schools City Hall and the administrative office.
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Buser Leads Iditarod Pace Toward Norton Sound
Martin Buser, a Swiss-born musher from Big Lake, moves to Norton Sound with a record pace 930 miles into the 1159 mile Iditarod from Anchorage to Nome. He leaves Shaktolik after a 4 41 am start while Susan Butcher Tim Osmar and Dee Dee Jonrowe trail closely behind.
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