Iowa sees second straight rise in student counts
Preliminary figures show Iowa elementary and secondary classrooms host 4 691 more students this year, a 1 percent increase from last year. This marks the second consecutive year of growth. Details on page 6B.
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Hawks on TV ABC to Carry Iowa Illinois Game
The Iowa Illinois football clash from Champaign will be televised nationally by ABC on November 3 starting at 2 30 p m local time. ABC announced the telecast on Monday and will bring the game from Champaign to a national audience.
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Iowa Crop Report Shows Soybeans Mostly In
Iowa weekly crop report notes 93 percent of soybeans in by end of last week, well ahead of the five year average of 76 percent. Corn harvest reached 60 percent, near the 61 percent average, with grain storage: 2 percent shortage, 17 percent surplus, 81 percent adequate.
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Superman to Propose to Lois Lane in New Comic Issue
In the New York AP report Superman plans a real marriage proposal to Lois Lane in the November issue. Clark Kent, stripped of powers, asks Lois while Lois remains unaware of his alter ego. DC Comics confirms the engagement is genuine, with no wedding date set.
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Today’s Chuckle Laugh Line on Political Rhetoric
A columnist quips that a politician always stirs more heat with rhetoric unless fear of self implosion stops the joke.
Bishop says Avenson not threatened by church letter
Lutheran Bishop A L Barry of the Eastern Iowa Synod says a letter from Peace Lutheran Church in Oelwein to Democratic gubernatorial candidate Don Avenson is not a threat. Barry, who read the missive, notes Avenson need not be expelled for his pro choice abortion stance and urges post election discussion.
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Burglars Take Drugs Worth 31000 From Cedar Rapids Pharmacy
Thieves broke into Roushar Pharmacy at 811 Fifth Ave SE between 7 p.m. Saturday and 11:30 a.m. Sunday, stealing 1165 Dilaudid tablets 1000 Percodan tablets and 1850 morphine sulfate tablets worth about 31000. Police fear stolen opiates will fuel overdoses as investigation continues. Police say this is the second burglary at the store, with a prior break-in in July. FBI agent Mike Dudley involved.
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Haerther Family Spill Shuts Highway 94 Load Loss
Glenn Haerther and his son Dean of Atkins shovel and vacuum corn spilled from their truck on Monday morning on Highway 94 near Stoney Point Road. Dean driver of the truck. a bump caused the rear gate to pop open. They were hauling 640 bushels to Corn Sweeteners and lost several bushels in the spill.
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Oil falls under 30 as tensions ease and Iraq hostages eyed for release
U S officials say Iraq may release a small group of hostages as early as today after Baghdad provided names of about a dozen Americans to be prioritized for release. Prices tumbled with oil down 5 41 to 28 38 a barrel on the N Y M E and Brent at 26 75 amid signals of possible territorial concessions and shifting Gulf dynamics.
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Bush vetoes major civil rights bill
President Bush vetoed a major civil rights bill and appears unlikely to face a congressional override. He urged lawmakers to pass his version before year end, while critics and supporters debate the measure's human rights impact and quotas in hiring and promotion.
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Megamouth shark survives first-ever capture near Dana Point
A 15-foot megamouth shark was caught seven miles off Dana Point and hauled to Dana Point Harbor. It is the first of its species known to survive captivity, a rare feat that astonishes marine biologists. Experts fear shallow harbor waters may threaten its life and consider releasing it if no suitable containment can be found.
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