Road safety van to measure speeds and guide enforcement
A county project uses an unmarked van to record motorists habits along busy roads to assess whether speed limits should change. The vehicle, donated from a drug dealer, costs 4000 dollars in modifications funded by the department and five communities and may aid voluntary compliance and data collection for town councils.
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Iowa Department of Transportation
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Memorial spoken by close friends at U of I remembers Budaya
Riswanda Setiadi and others recall Budaya with fond memories of studying, watching movies, and cooking together. They came to the United States a year ago, sharing a room, and say they are proud of him though his death is hard to understand. Paul Retish notes their smiling, inquisitive nature and hopes for a bright future here and in Indonesia.
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Salvage work resumes on TWA Flight 800 crash site
Full scale salvage efforts resumed at the TWA Flight 800 wreckage near East Moriches New York. Debris nets were hauled to the Calverton Grumman plant for reassembly as rough seas and stormed seabed impeded earlier efforts.
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Soybeans Link to Wide Health Benefits Cited by Diet Center
Dear Sue explains how a single food, soybeans, is connected to multiple health benefits. The feature highlights proteins, isoflavones, and potential heart health effects while offering practical dietary tips.
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Iraqi forces reconstituted yet remain a threat to Kuwait
U S intelligence and experts say Iraq rebuilt a substantial military after 1991. The force is about 40 percent of its Gulf War strength but can move forces toward Kuwait quickly and has attacked Kurdish populations in recent years. Estimates show declines from 1990 levels but preservation of key elite units.
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Kuwait
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U.S. Central Command
Iraq military strength after Gulf War declines
IISS data show Iraq’s active forces down from a 1990 peak of 1 million by 618000, tanks down from 5500 by 2800, artillery down by 1500, and fighters down from 507 by 197. Despite embargoes, Iraq retains a formidable arsenal with modern tanks and artillery, aided by technicians and civilian tech adaptations.
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