Bluestein Revisits Highway 13 Site for Landfill Transfer Station
Bluestein reevaluates a High way 13 site near Bertram after rejecting Ingleside Drive for a waste transfer station and compost. a lawsuit by the Ingleside owner to compel Bluestein to pursue the earlier plan compounds the uncertainty. The plan aims to ease full landfills while addressing odor concerns at the Water Pollution Control facility and integrating a lake, trails, and nature center involvement into the proposal.
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Iowa Health Ranking Draws Attention To Public Health Strains
Iowa faces poor ranking in support for public health care with Medicare reimbursements cited as a possible factor. Officials note heart disease and obesity metrics show mixed results while teenage smoking trends raise concern. Teale stresses need for more time to interpret the data and broader statistics.
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Israeli Tanks Enter Refugee Camp After Palestinian Slaying
Dozens of Israeli tanks moved into a northern West Bank refugee camp amid renewed violence following a Palestinian shooting that killed five, including a mother and her two children. A 2-year-old Palestinian boy in Rafah died from a bullet wound as tensions spiked ahead of renewed peace efforts led by U S envoy David Satterfield.
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HBO Dodges Networks In Emmy Ceremony Bid
HBO negotiates a five year deal starting 2003 to move the 54 year old Emmy telecast from ABC CBS Fox and NBC. The Academy seeks a higher license fee as networks resist a 10 million annual rate while HBO argues a non network telecast could cut cable gaps for unserved viewers.
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U.S. Considers One Time Ivory Sale Under Tight Controls
The United States proposed at the U N C I T E S to back a one time sale of African ivory, contingent on strict enforcement. Botswana would sell about 45 tons with others seeking 188 tons total. sales could start in four years under strict monitoring and enhanced customs controls.
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