UI president cool to stem cell law revision priority
Data shows UI officials focus on campus matters as Gephardt accuses Dean of undermining Medicare. Social security grants help fund lead paint removal for 41 Linn County residences while UI staff weigh big game plans and the broader political landscape.
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Byrd sentence leads to life term for 2002 murder
A Marion church policy report notes efforts to protect children from sexual predators. Brandy Byrd received a life sentence without parole for first degree murder of Greg Wells on January 6 2002. Richard Dodd was found guilty of first degree murder in the 1981 Vicki Klotzbach case. A Cedar Rapids group studies casino operator deals. an Iowa medical center probe questions why a gun was left in a van. County clerks to resume public hours October 1. The Highway 100 extension dispute seeks mediation. John Deere Classic round two limited by darkness with Tyler Swanson at even par 71. Grocery prices rise 42 cents in Q3 from Q2. Rockwell Collins forecasts order stabilization in 2004. Iowa bank M&A slows since 1998 peak. Sign up for the Gazette newsletter at GazetteOnline.com.
Bush seeks UN help as crow is eaten over Iraq policy
In a Cronkite column, the U.S. asks the United Nations Security Council for troops and funds to back Iraq and Afghanistan efforts after a costly unilateral invasion. The piece argues the administration misled about UN support and now faces international embarrassment and public concern.
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U.N. Lifts Libya Sanctions After Lockerbie Payments
The Security Council voted 13 to 0 to end economic sanctions on Libya after its pledge to renounce terrorism, accept responsibility, and pay up to 2.7 billion dollars to families of 259 victims and 11 ground casualties. The United States and France abstained.
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Forecasters unsure of hurricane Isabel's path
Hurricane Isabel maintained 160 mph winds as a Category 5 storm, located about 350 miles northeast of the Leeward Islands and moving west. Forecasters warned of large forecast uncertainty about its future track, with possible impacts depending on a late weekend update.
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Gazette promotes recycling and agricultural printing in Cedar Rapids
The Gazette outlines its commitment to the future by promoting soybean ink printing and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle at City Carton in Cedar Rapids and other local locations, highlighting its environmental effort.
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