Bush plan would let farmers drain more wetlands
Documents obtained by the Associated Press show the Bush Administration plans to permit draining wetlands on farmers property. The graphic outlines U.S. wetlands locations and the species that inhabit them.
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Iowa lawmakers mulling sales tax as budget talks loom
In Des Moines lawmakers debate a possible sales tax increase to balance a budget for the new fiscal year. Sen. Larry Murphy and Gov Branstad discuss conditions, with Democrats warning of broad cuts and critics fearing tax hikes amid reform debates.
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Harvard Law School to Punish No Parody Authors
Harvard Law School will not discipline the two staffers who produced the parody of the Harvard Law Review that mocked slain professor Mary Joe Frug. The administrative board said it will not investigate sexism claims and found the satire offensive but not unlawful.
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East Iowa Daily Updates From The Gazette
East Iowa Daily reports ongoing local coverage in The Gazette focusing on community events, school activities, weather, and civic notices across several Iowa counties.
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North Korean soldiers killed in border skirmish
The Washington Post reports three North Korean soldiers died and one South Korean was injured in a Friday border clash near the DMZ. U.S. Army officials say U.S. troops were not involved. The incident occurred near Chulwon about 60 miles northeast of Seoul.
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Solzhenitsyn wife returns to Moscow after exile
Natalia Solzhenitsyn arrived in Moscow from the United States with their three sons after 18 years in exile. She said the return was the fulfillment of years of living away and that her husband Alexander Solzhenitsyn plans to live permanently in Russia, though no date was set.
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