Al Capone Facebook profile crafted by high school student
A Solon High School freshman created a fake Facebook profile for Al Capone as a class project in American history. The post presents Capone as a Chicago gangster with relationships and a Valentine mood, highlighting how students connect with 1920s figures beyond dates.
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Mae
Albert
Chicago
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Solon High School
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Cannon
Alabama
Public safety arc lights after radioactive iodine care
A congressional report finds thyroid cancer patients treated with radioactive iodine contaminate hotel rooms and trigger alarms in public transit. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission S considering tighter rules to curb sending patients to hotels after treatment due to exposure of vulnerable people and detectors at landfills.
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Washington
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Hospitals Use Radioactive Iodine
Mercy Medical Center treats three to five thyroid cancer patients a month with radioactive iodine mainly as outpatients and issues a week long avoidance plan. University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics handles two to three patients weekly with high dose iodine and provides extensive radiation precautions and written instructions. St Luke's Cedar Rapids does not use this treatment.
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Cedar Rapids
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Iowa City
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St. Luke's Hospital
Balancing the scales in a gender discrimination suit
JoAnne Neuzil of Riverside Iowa, 75, runs a 385 acre family farm after her husband fell ill. she sues the USDA over alleged gender discrimination in loan denials dating to 1981. USDA spokesman Justin DeJong says Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack seeks to resolve past discrimination claims.
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Capitol News Connection
Washington
Paul
JoAnne Neuzil
Riverside
Iowa
Neuzils
JoAnne Newzil
Farm Service Agency
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Tom Vilsack
Emerson Point
Iowa City
Neuzil
Poll signals GOP surge in final pre election survey
Washington AP poll of likely voters shows Republicans leading Democrats on economy jobs and governance. Voters view GOP more positively and expect GOP to win control of Congress, with broad implications for Obama's 2012 re election bid.
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Public opinion shifts in AP poll on House race and Congress
The Associated Press survey finds 50 percent back the GOP candidate and 43 percent the Democrat in House district races. Voter mood shows Democrats energized, with 61 percent predicting GOP victory in Congress. Opinions on Obama, Congress, and national direction are mixed, shaping a divided political landscape.
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