Blair rejects fuel tax concessions amid gas protests
Prime Minister Tony Blair told a televised address that the government will not bow to demands to cut fuel taxes despite widespread protests across Britain that have disrupted schools, hospitals, and transport. Opposition calls for Parliament to be recalled grew as health and postal services faced strain.
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Santana shines at first Latin Grammys with two wins
Carlos Santana won best pop instrumental performance and with Mana the duet Corazon Espinado won best rock group performance. Emilio Estefan Luis Miguel Fito Paez Shakira and Juan Luis Guerra each took two trophies. The Latin Grammys, launched by a NARAS offshoot, aired on CBS.
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Judges find fighting words in threats against officer Brown
An appellate panel upholds Sackett's verdict but finds Brown's threats were classic unprotected true threats. The judges agree speech can cross into crime, noting a citizen may criticize public officials but not all language remains protected. Contact Rick Smith at 319 398 8312 ricks fyiowa.com.
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Chamber backs bond issue education push in Cedar Rapids region
Larry Murphy, former legislator and education issue specialist, leads Cedar Rapids chamber backed grassroots campaign for Oelwein school bond and levy. Community outreach and voter information are emphasized to explain funds and gain broad support. Local group ALOT reacts, while Cedar Rapids and school officials praise Murphy’s professionalism.
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Regents weigh tuition hike and new student computer fee
UI leaders consider surcharges raising tuition for fields like cane and pharmacy with pharmacy grads paying up to 59.5 percent more if approved. President Coleman argues professional programs remain least costly in the Big Ten. A $135 mandatory student computer fee is proposed next year, with a $116 baseline and a $19 correction for off campus Internet access.
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