Debbi Fields Turns Dough Into Empire At Thirty
Debbi Fields, once labeled an underachiever, has built a pastry empire by age 30, turning clever business moves into substantial profits. The profile highlights her rise from modest beginnings to a high earning, high profile position in the food industry.
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Hawkeye Classic win and Bills shutout cited
The Iowa women beat 10th ranked Georgia 66 56 to win the Amana Hawkeye Classic on Sunday. Iowa coach Tom Davis praises bench players as key factors in recent wins over Stanford and Kansas. A Bills 27 0 victory over the Dolphins marks a milestone in Dan Marino playoff drought.
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Kansas
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Iowa
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Today’s Chuckle About Aging and Jumping to Conclusions
A light humor item notes aging humorously as the speaker jokes about getting old per a quip that you crawl to conclusions rather than jump. It playful contrasts youth with retirement era wit in a newspaper brief.
Haiti cancels vote after deadly polling violence
Haiti cancels Sunday elections as violence leaves more than two dozen dead. At least 15 voters were shot or hacked at a central polling station in Port au Prince. The junta dissolved the Independent Electoral Council and accused the body of endangering national unity, while the United States suspended non humanitarian aid and military assistance.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Independent Electoral Council
Electoral Council
Michel de la Fourniere
Washington
State Department
America
Department
Benjamin Justesen
United States
Hispaniola
Dominican Republic
Port au-Prince
Ernst Mirville
U.S
National Assembly
Jean-Claude Duvalier
France
Marc Guerrier
Nuclear power's edge fades in cost comparisons
Critics say cheap and clean promises of nuclear power faded over time. Executives from Iowa utilities note the cost gap between coal and nuclear has nearly closed, with neither option clearly cheaper in today’s price environment.
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Gazette
Robert Latham
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Palo
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Quad Cities
Cordova
Ill
Greg Gackle
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Davenport
Nuclear
Cubans free hostages at Oakdale after eight day siege
Cuban inmates at Oakdale federal detention center released 26 hostages and four in Atlanta on Sunday after a Cuban born bishop urged settlement. Hostages walked to Humana Hospital Oakdale for checkups as inmates discarded improvised weapons. One rioter died earlier, many injured, prisons damaged.
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Hottorn
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Humana Hospital
Louis Deumite
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Apparent deal lets Iranian leave Paris
An Iranian Embassy employee wanted for questioning in Paris bombings left the blockaded building, appeared before a magistrate, and flew to Tehran. Simultaneously Iran said France's senior diplomat in Tehran appeared before an Islamic tribunal and was later put on a plane to France.
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Tehran
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France
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Wahid Gardji
Gille Boulouque
Michel Raynaud
Korean Air jet vanishes with 115 aboard
A Korean Air Boeing 707 carrying 115 people on flight 858 from Baghdad to Seoul disappeared near the Andaman Sea off Tavoy Burma. Officials in Bangkok Rangoon and Seoul reported evidence of a crash and search by Royal Thai Air Force craft.
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Burma
Kimpo
KAL
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Abu Dhabi
Rangoon
Andaman Sea
Tavoy
Indian Subcontinent
Southeast Asia
Banharn Silpa-Archa
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