Iowa aims for 2.5 percent across the board cuts
Across the state the governor orders an across the board 2.5 percent reduction affecting state agencies and programs as budget tightening continues. The move signals broader belt tightening amid fiscal pressures while lawmakers debate spending cuts and revenue alternatives.
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Gazette Promotes Recycling and Soybean Ink Use
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by promoting agriculture printed with soybean ink. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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U.S. may pull Gis from Bosnia in 2004
Marine Gen. James Jones said U.S. and NATO forces could have a different footprint in Bosnia in 2004 as peacekeeping troops wind down. About 1,500 Army National Guard troops remain, with 20,000 original forces deployed since December 1995.
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White House faces October crisis amid CIA leak uproar
The article reports turmoil at the White House with a leak endangering a CIA operative and sources. It notes a White House led expansion of control over Iraq Afghanistan policy via Condoleezza Rice and a shakeup in senior posts. It also covers a Public Diplomacy panel's harsh critique of anti American sentiment in the Arab and Muslim world and Cronkite's appeal for U S goodwill diplomacy.
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Limbaugh admits addiction and seeks rehab
Rush Limbaugh told his radio audience he is addicted to prescription pain medication and will enter a treatment center for 30 days to break the hold of the drug. Reports of possible abuse surfaced alongside an investigation by Palm Beach County officials.
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