Falcon aims to unseat Boswell in Iowa briefing
In Iowa a briefing notes a fatal EF-5 Falcon watches an election bid to unseat incumbent Boswell. The item references a separate context with Mohammed Abdul Razzaq and Iraqi witnesses at a federal courthouse in Washington regarding the 2007 Baghdad shooting that killed 17 civilians involving Blackwater contractors.
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Iowa
Boswell
Mohammed Abdul-Razzaq
Baghdad
Blackwater
Washington
Stephen Ponticiello
Abdul-Razzaq
PTSD Cases Rise Among Troops in 2007
The number of troops diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder climbed about 50 percent in 2007 as the U S military intensified its presence in Iraq and faced heightened violence in Afghanistan.
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Iraq
Afghanistan
Al-Sadr urges weekly protests over Iraq US security pact
Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr calls on followers to stage weekly demonstrations denouncing the security pact negotiations between the United States and the Iraqi government. The report also notes U.S. military deaths exceed 4,085 since March 2003 per AP.
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Al-Sadr
Muqtada al-Sadr
United States
U.S
Associated Press
Gazette Communications Inc. delivers daily Cedar Rapids news
The Gazette based in Cedar Rapids Iowa details publication address postal information and subscription rates including motor route and mail options. It lists contact numbers for subscription service and the general office and notes AP news usage rights.
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Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Gazette Communications Inc
U.S
Associated Press
Gazette Communications, Inc
P.O
Contact details for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices
Directory style notice lists phone numbers for news, tips, circulation and toll free lines in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. It also directs readers to GazetteOnline.com for full contact information.
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Cedar Rapids
Lowa City
Csceee
Gazette promotes agriculture via soybean ink and recycling push
The Gazette highlights future farming by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Dr and other local recycling locations to support sustainability efforts.
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the Gazette
Ingleside Dr
Childhood obesity may have peaked in some U.S. youth
New CDC figures show the share of Americans aged 2 to 19 who are overweight or obese held at about 32 percent in 2003-04 and 2005-06, with 16 percent obese, after a 25 year rise. Experts caution against premature celebration despite hints of leveling.
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Chicago
David Ludwig
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Cynthia Ogden
Phoenix Mars lander resumes work after radio glitch
NASA's Phoenix Mars lander faced a Tuesday radio outage delaying robotic-arm maneuvers. The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter relayed images and the Odyssey would send commands during the next orbital pass. Scientists note flat terrain with polygonal ground and exposed ice features as the project plans unhooking the arm for science.
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Tucson
Ariz
NASA
Phoenix
Fuk Li
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Ed Sedivy
Lockheed Martin Space Systems Co
SPL
Mars
Arctic
Peter Smith
University of Arizona
Alfred McEwen
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
Space station faces single toilet breakdown NASA weighs in
The international space station's only toilet is broken leaving a three member crew relying on a jury rigged system. NASA may order an in orbit plumbing service during Discovery's upcoming visit as Russian Soyuz capsule and backup bag systems are used to manage waste. Old design shows prior failure but no fix yet, parts may be flown to Cape Canaveral.
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Ogden
Ludwig
Journal
American Medical Association
Washington
International Space Station
NASA
Allard Beutel
Johnson Space Center
Nicole Cloutier
Houston
Discovery
Cloutier
Cape Canaveral
Myanmar extends house arrest of democracy activist Suu Kyi
Myanmar's military regime extended Aung San Suu Kyi's detention by one year despite international pressure. World leaders, including President Bush and UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, condemned the extension as cyclone relief efforts continue for Nargis victims.
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Myanmar
Suu Kyi
Yangon
Aung San Suu Kyi
Bush
United States
U.N
Ban Ki-moon
David Milliband
Burma
Milliband
Nargis
Evacuees Flee As Dam Threat Looms In Sichuan Quake Zone
About 80,000 people were evacuated along the Beichuan Tangjiashan lake downstream of an unstable dam formed by the May 12 quake. Troops blasted stumps to aid excavators and 67,183 dead and 20,790 missing are confirmed as aftershocks press on.
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Mianyang
China
Jiangyou
Associated Press
Liu Yuhua
Huangshi
Tangjiashan Lake
Beichuan
Xinhua
Sichuan
Qingchuan
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