Murder Suspect Feigned Pregnancy In Baby Nabbing Case
Ravenna Ohio AP A woman Michelle Bica suspected of stealing a baby boy after slashing his dead mother Theresa Andrews was found dead by suicide as police questioned her. The infant survived and is hospitalized in good condition while Andrews husband awaits DNA results to confirm paternity. Coroner notes Bica had not been pregnant recently but appeared so due to obesity.
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Rock musician Benjamin Orr dies at 53 in Atlanta
Benjamin Orr, bass player and vocalist for The Cars, died of pancreatic cancer at his Atlanta home. Diagnosed in May, Orr rose to fame with hits such as Drive and Just What I Needed and later led the band Big People after The Cars disbanded in 1986. He formed The Cars in Boston in 1976 with Ric Ocasek.
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Ohio
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Bush plans to watch Cheney Lieberman debate amid travel notes
President Bush is due to observe the vice presidential debate at 8 tonight with running mate Dick Cheney and Democrat Joseph Lieberman. He will visit the Jane Boyd Community House Friday morning in a closed event, while Cheney may attend a Waterloo football game Friday night and perhaps the Iowa State University-Nebraska game in Ames on Saturday.
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Cheney
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Middle East Violence Surges After Sharon Visit
More than 60 people are dead and over 1,800 wounded as fighting intensifies following Ariel Sharon’s Sept. 28 visit to Jerusalem’s Al Aqsa mosque compound. Barak and Arafat blame each other as Chirac, Annan, and Clinton join in mediation efforts.
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Colleges move to two full in service days
Schools consider two full in service days at College Community to boost teacher development. Superintendent Mick Starcevich says longer days aid training and parent schedules improve with full-day closures. Board and district leaders seek input before Iowa Department of Education approval, with 178 to 180 days depending on calendar.
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Linn-Mar
Cedar Rapids
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Linn- Mar
Joe Pacha
College Community Board
Iowa
Israeli journalist warns West Bank Gaza pose war risk
The Jerusalem Post reporter Allison Kaplan Sommer warned in Iowa City that escalating violence in the West Bank and Gaza could turn into full scale war. She cited Israeli actions and leadership blame while noting most Palestinians and Israelis seek normal life.
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Madrid
Hillel Jewish Student Center
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