Privacy issues tested in the Washington Post tale
Former hostage Terry Anderson sues the DEA and 12 agencies seeking FOIA files on captors. The DEA demands written consent from the terrorists for privacy waivers before releasing documents, while the State Department cites national security and privacy concerns and also requests waivers. Anderson argues FOIA does not apply to foreigners abroad.
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Hawkeyes beat Northwestern 3 2 on strong goalkeeper work
Goalkeeper Rachel Smith made 11 saves to lift Iowa over Northwestern 3 2 in a Big Ten field hockey clash. The win highlighted Smith's standout display and the Hawkeyes' resilience.
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Women climbers tackle Aconcagua for breast cancer fundraiser
Kim O'Meara Anderson of Cedar Rapids joins Expedition Inspiration, two teams of survivors and researchers, to ascend Argentina's Aconcagua in January. The Breast Cancer Fund backs the 23,000 foot challenge to raise awareness and funds while honoring survivors, with training including Mount Rainier practice and daily runs.
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Anderson
Evan
Washington State
Mount Rainier
Kim O'Meara Anderson
Mount Aconcagua
Argentina
Cedar Rapids
Art
United States
U.S. forces crackdown in Haiti target Cedras security network
U S Army troops swept Port au Prince detaining at least seven leaders of a feared paramilitary force including Cedras adviser Romeo Halloum. The operations hit factories owned by major Haitian families as Marines withdraw and the 10th Mountain Division takes over northern Cap Haitien. Exiled president Aristide called for peace as violence continues.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
U.S
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U.S. Army
Cedras
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Famosa
Halloum
Pentagon
Cap-Haitien
10Th Mountain Division
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Aristide
Debates Set Between Branstad and Campbell in Des Moines
The only scheduled one hour of debate between Republican Gov. Terry Branstad and Democrat Bonnie Campbell will air Wednesday at 7 p.m. from the WHO TV studio in Des Moines.
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Terry Branstad
Bonnie Campbell
Rod Boshart
Des Moines
Iowa
Who-Tv
Iowa Gop Incumbent and Dem Attorney General Face Panel Questions
In Eastern Iowa a debate airs at 7 p.m. Wednesday on KWWL TV Channel 7 with the Lake Mills GOP incumbent and the Des Moines first term Democratic attorney general answering journalist questions and taped questions from Iowans on the street. The campaign has been a no holds barred affair with sharp attacks in paid media and press releases.
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Lake Mills
Des Moines
Gates regains top spot on Forbes richest Americans list
Microsoft chairman William Gates, 38, of Bellevue, Wash., earns $9.35 billion to reclaim the No 1 position on Forbes annual 400 richest Americans list. Warren Buffett falls to second as Gates benefits from stock gains and a favorable market. John Kluge and others follow. Lucille Carver of Muscatine listed among the 400 with $405 million, ranking 273rd.
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New York
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Microsoft
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Omaha
Neb
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Charlottesville
Boston
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Richard DeVos Ada
Mich
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Ark
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Richest Americans Forbes 400 list grows to 83 billionaires
Forbes reports the 400 richest Americans total about 349 billion and up 21 percent over the defense budget. The list adds a record 83 billionaires, up from 79 last year, highlighting the expanding fortunes in the nation.
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