Breast cancer survivor joins expedition climbers charity effort
Anderson, 35, diagnosed after a lump found three months after birth, underwent lumpectomy, lymph node removal, radiation and chemotherapy. She climbs for the Breast Cancer Fund with Expedition Inspiration, balancing treatment with running and researching prevention. The effort includes Shape magazine coverage and a Today Show monitor.
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Local fundraiser funds breast cancer research via silent art auction
Kim O'Meara Anderson fronts a silent art auction and concert at Kirkwood Community College on Oct 22 to raise 10 000 to 15 000 dollars for breast cancer research with 60 to 70 percent directed to research and local support. Area artists and teachers donate works while bands Black Sheep B J Fleming Susan Shore Big Wooden Radio and The Janeys perform. Tickets 20 dollars available at Camp Brother Books Cedar Rapids and New Pioneer Co op Iowa City.
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Debate Set as Iowa Campaign Stages Near
Political observers anticipate a mild debate with limited exchanges between Bonnie Campbell and Terry Branstad. Drake University academics expect each side to press for favorable economic and budget rhetoric while courting independent voters and factional wings ahead of a tight race.
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Seven-year-old Logan Rhyne runs street fair for Lego money
Logan Rhyne, a 7-year-old boy in Gastonia, obtained a city permit to close 11th Street for three hours and charged 50 cents for about 40 children to play. He aims to save for more Legos, inspired by a library book on earning money.
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Slovakia Elects Meciar in First Post Ouster Vote
Former Slovak premier Vladimir Meciar won about 35 percent in Slovakia's first election since parliament ousted him six months earlier. His main rivals, led by the Democratic Left coalition, trailed with around 10 percent.
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