Baseball Scores From Major Leagues Today
American League results show Blue Jays 13 over Rangers 0 and White Sox 8 over Indians 7. Brewers 12 over Orioles 4 and Royals 3 over Yankees 2. Tigers 10 over Red Sox 3. Twins at Angels noted as late. A’s at Mariners late. National League Cubs 9 over Cardinals 1. Reds 4 over Padres 2. Pirates 5 over Phillies 2. Astros 13 over Braves. Expos 10 over Mets 4. Dodgers at Giants late.
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University of Iowa to support patients during $152.7 million research push
Dr. David Skorton says he will continue to care for patients while the university administers 152.7 million dollars in research funding. Details on page 1B.
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Peace prospects Arabs visiting E. Iowa
Compromise and courage are needed for peace talks to succeed in the Middle East, two Palestinians said Friday during visits to Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Details on page 3B.
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Oliver! Wins Praise for Cast and Design at TCR
The Theatre Cedar Rapids production of Oliver! drew strong praise for a solid cast and smart technical design with striking costumes. The reviewer notes a successful staging and costuming elevating the show last night.
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County tests ankle bracelet to curb harassment
A Colorado county pilots a program in which a known offender wears an electronic ankle bracelet that alarms if he approaches the person he is accused of harassing. Details on page 12D.
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Today’s Chuckle on Voters in This Election Year
A brief humorous note says there are only two kinds of voters those who support your candidate and a lot of ignorant fools. The item satirically comments on political loyalties during an election season.
High Tech Device Lets Repeat Drunk Drivers Keep Licenses
A new device connected to cars helps up to 400 repeat drunken drivers statewide hold onto driving privileges for work. The system is described on page 1A of Sunday's Gazette.
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Regents propose 5 percent tuition hike for state universities
The State Board of Regents proposes a 5 percent rise in next year's in state tuition for the University of Iowa Iowa State University and the University of Northern Iowa with out of state increases ranging 5.4 to 7.6 percent. The plan would add about 10.2 million dollars for student aid and undergraduate education but comes as funding remains tight. Regents executive director R Wayne Richey calls it conservative and notes discussions in Ames next week and a Cedar Falls meeting to set the rates.
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Rep Ron Corbett urges repeal of Iowa burglary statute
State Rep Ron Corbett after a break in urges repeal of Iowa s new burglary law he says halves penalties and could boost gun use by burglars local officials police prosecutors say the law harms public safety and should be changed promptly
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Plants get OK to irradiate poultry
Poultry processors may begin gamma ray irradiation of chickens turkeys and game hens to kill bacteria under new USDA regulations set to allow irradiation of fresh or frozen uncooked poultry. Industry concerns focus on nutrient loss safety for workers and environmental impact with radioactive materials.
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Perot reaches 50 state ballot goal in Arizona
Ross Perot's name was added to the Arizona ballot, reaching the 50 state ballot goal. The presence of Perot could affect battleground states by siphoning voters from Bush or Clinton, potentially altering electoral votes in tight races.
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Iowa imposes new lobbying and disclosure rules for state appointees
An Attorney General opinion limits income sources and major holdings for elected leaders aides and board appointees and extends a two year lobbying ban to all state workers. It also covers statewide official aides and supervisors and calls for precise financial disclosures while avoiding exact income figures. Significant interests include 5 percent stock holdings compensation paid positions and officer roles.
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