Protests Organized at UI Campus Over War
University of Iowa students and local groups prepare non violent civil disobedience against the U S invasion of Iraq. Planned actions include a sit in at the Federal Building and a four to seven peace camp with round the clock demonstrations and mass leafleting.
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Iowa City Man Arrested After Antiwar Rally Dispute
Nicholas R. Sneed 22 of Iowa City was charged with disorderly conduct after a scuffle at a peaceful rally. Police say he grabbed a flag held upside down during the protest at 200 E Washington St. A judge filed the case in Jo County District Court. Estimates of rally attendance vary from 200 to 400 participants.
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Iowa City
the Gazette
Nicholas R. Sneed
Washington St
Cording
Jo County
Soldier aids wounded comrade amid Iraq firefight near Az Bayer
Jesse Lanter of Fort Mill, D.C., carries Cpl. Barry Lange of Portland, Ore., off the battlefield after Lange injured his leg during a clash with Iraqi forces. India Company, 3rd Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division fought near the Iraqi 521st and 32nd mechanized infantry divisions headquarters in Az Bayer, Iraq, on Friday.
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Senate trims tax cut to fund Iraq war opposition
The Republican Senate rejected slicing the 726 billion tax plan to 350 billion, preserving a large tax cut to back Bush's economic agenda while funding the Iraq war. Debate highlighted deficits and war priorities as moderates pressed for war-financed reductions.
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War influence hits music and TV with Dixie Chicks controversy
Amid wartime coverage audiences pull back on some artists while seeking patriotic songs. KHAK FM dropped the Dixie Chicks from play lists after Natalie Maines remarks and stores report shifts in sales toward Lee Greenwood tributes and protest MP3s from Mellencamp and Beastie Boys.
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Kerry Heilikov
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Coral Ridge Mall
Coralville
Lee Greenwood
Khak-Fm
Chad Steggall
Cds Plus
Cedar Rapids
John Mellencamp
Mellencamp
Beastie Boys
Mi Sith Street
Cedar
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