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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2006
Page
1
North Korea says it conducted its first nuclear test while Iran resists halting uranium enrichment and Iraq slides toward civil war, marking a turning point three and a half years after the axis of evil concept was introduced.
U S officials warn the North Korean test heightens stakes for Iran and Iraq policy. Analysts caution that a weak UN response could embolden rogue states to advance programs and threaten regional stability.
A funeral procession for Sgt. 1st Class Scott Nisely 48 of Marshalltown moves from Highway 30 to Highway 330 toward Des Moines after services at a Marshalltown church. He is to be buried Wednesday at Park Hill Cemetery in Syracuse Nebraska.
Marshalltown Major Scott Nisely, 48, killed near Al Asad, Iraq, honored at First Baptist Church with full military rites. The service featured rock music, military honors, and a community that mourned the devoted National Guard officer who loved his faith and drums.
In the 2nd District contest Democrat Dave Loebsack and Republican Jim Leach spar over Social Security health care and immigration with Iraq policy a shared issue. Debates set at Iowa City Public Library and KCRG studio. Leach positions appeal to moderates and independents in a 12 county span.
Iowa City band instructor Bill Pringle described an Oct 1 cleanup after the Sept 30 Iowa vs Ohio State game that took over three hours and uncovered human waste and used contraceptives. The UI and boosters discussed safety and fundraising impact as the group earns about 1250 dollars per game for uniforms and instruments.
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