Bush and Putin share cordial moment at Nazi victory anniversary
In Moscow a staged show of friendliness follows clashes over democracy. Bush and Putin pose with an antique Volga car as photographers capture a smiling moment that masks recent sharp exchanges on Russia’s democratic backsliding and Soviet era domination. Bush lauds Russian sacrifices in the Nazi defeat.
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Tourism buses drive Cedar Rapids visitor dollars
Tour buses bring about 12 000 visitors to the Cedar Rapids area annually with about 300 buses and 40 passengers per bus. National figures suggest each rider spends roughly 35 dollars per stop, potentially boosting local revenue by around 420 000 dollars. Follies patrons add six state reach with about 100 buses yearly.
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Rogue pilot crash prompts questions on military aviation safety
In Afghanistan a 11 Marine crew on a Black Hawk deliberately dove, causing a fatal crash that destroyed a $6 million helicopter and injured others. Chief Warrant Officer 3 Darrin Rogers pleaded guilty to negligent homicide and related charges, receiving 120 days confinement, a retirement but kept pension.
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Detroit eyes 2 percent tax on fast food sales
Detroit mayor Kwame Kilpatrick proposes a 2 percent fast food tax to close a 300 million dollar budget hole. The plan would add to the 6 percent state tax and apply to all restaurant meals, including salads, drawing criticism as a burden on the poor and a potential boost to suburbs.
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Detroit Fast Food Tax Push Seeks 2 Percent Surcharge
Detroit mayor proposes a 2 percent tax on fast food purchases to close the city budget gap. The plan hinges on changing state law and gaining approval from Detroit voters amid a Republican legislature.
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