Katrina devastation deepens in New Orleans as evacuees flee
Rescue teams cleared the Superdome and the convention center while thousands remain stranded with no food or water. Officials fear a rising death toll with morgues overwhelmed and hospitals stretched.
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Downtown I C residents reshape Iowa City skyline
The Gazette reports rising upscale living in downtown Iowa City as older professionals like Polly Horton relocate from Cedar Rapids. Vogel House and Whiteway 2000 offer rents up to 1300 monthly, while Plaza Towers a 14 story mixed use project adds condos offices hotels and a grocery, transforming the downtown.
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Chief Justice William Rehnquist Dies at 80
Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist died at his Arlington home surrounded by his three children after a battle with thyroid cancer diagnosed last October. Appointed to the Supreme Court in 1971, he became chief justice in 1986 and oversaw a long conservative shift and major cases before his death. The announcement foreshadows a tense Senate confirmation for John Roberts.
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