Final act in Schiavo case draws protests outside hospice
Supporters of Terri Schiavo grew despondent as 10 protesters were arrested outside the Pinellas Park hospice for attempting to bring her water. Her feeding tube had been pulled earlier with a Florida judge's approval amid a series of appeals and state actions.
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Pinellas Park
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Social Services Agency
Woodside
Fla
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Iowa End of Life Decision Rules Include Spouse and Parents
Iowa law outlines who may decide end of life for patients under 18, prioritizing a spouse if married, then parents or siblings, with adults willing to consult. Officials note the system can be challenged in court and pregnancy exceptions apply. emphasis on best interests and no hard rules.
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Reavely
Des Moines
Iowa
Coffeehouses as social hubs in Iowa reflect modern culture
In Eastern Iowa coffee shops function as offices classrooms libraries and meeting places attracting all ages. Students and locals use them to socialize discuss books TV and events while professors and shop owners note the cafes slow pace fosters conversation and community away from malls.
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Red Lake Chippewa Seek Privacy After Mass Shooting
At Red Lake Reservation in Minnesota a 16 year old killed his grandfather a police officer and nine others before taking his own life Residents cope with tragedy amid unemployment poverty and isolation while authorities urge caution around media and visitors The community observes a period of mourning and schools provide grief training as officials warn against photography or intrusions on residents and remind outsiders the area remains closed to the public
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Schlangen
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Daryl Lussier
Red Lake High
Education law pushes schools to aid struggling students
A new independent analysis finds the No Child Left Behind Act prompts schools to boost reading and math, align classes to standards, and use test data to target weaknesses. It notes progress, but cautions full reach requires more funding and staffing, with concerns about testing for disabled and English learner students.
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Bush
Center On Education Policy
Iowa Tests show gaps narrowing in Cedar Rapids Iowa City districts
Results from the Iowa Tests of Basic Skills and Iowa Tests of Educational Development indicate strides in narrowing gaps for subgroups such as poverty and black students, but performance remains below state averages and No Child Left Behind targets. Many districts report reduced teaching time in reading and math to meet demands, while leaders question the value of transfers or tutoring, with some public concerns about oversight.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Barker endows animal rights course at Northwestern Law
Bob Barker donates 1 million dollars to Northwestern University School of Law to fund the Bob Barker Endowment for the Study of Animal Rights Law. The fund will let students earn credits on human animal interaction species protection and international wildlife law. Barker, host of The Price Is Right, has given similar gifts to Duke Stanford Columbia and UCLA.
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DiCaprio backs global push for clean water rights
Leonardo DiCaprio joined environmentalists on World Water Day at the Clift Hotel in San Francisco to launch an international campaign. He signed a petition urging President Bush and other leaders to support a legally binding UN treaty recognizing clean water as a basic human right.
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Global Green USA
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Notable birthday list includes Louie Anderson and Lara Flynn Boyle
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS include Louie Anderson at age 52, Robert Carradine, Kelly LeBrock, Star Jones Reynolds, Annabella Sciorra, Sharon Carr of The Corrs, Lara Flynn Boyle, Maceo of De La Soul, Alyson Hannigan, and Keisha Castle-Hughes. Remaining ages listed: 51 45 43 41 35.
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Notable deaths include Miyata Tange Blum Holiff Reed
Wayne Miyata 63 of Hermosa Beach Calif surfer from The Endless Summer died at home after esophageal cancer Kenzo Tange 91 Tokyo famed architect who designed the Tokyo Olympics twin stadiums died of heart failure Morris Blum 95 Annapolis Md radio owner who featured African American personalities died of cancer Saul Israel Holiff 80 Nanaimo former Johnny Cash promoter died after years of declining health Robert Dale Reed 75 San Diego NASA aeronautics researcher who helped create Space Shuttle program died of cancer complications
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Annapolis
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Nanaimo
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San Diego
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