Independents tilt toward Democrats in AP Ipsos poll
A rising share of voters register as independents and lean toward Democrats amid opposition to the Iraq war and dissatisfaction with Bush. The trend, seen from coast to coast and in New Hampshire, could shape the 2008 White House and congressional races. James Hacker, 54, and Boone, a Union Pacific train engineer, illustrate independents leaning Democratic.
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Kinnick sculpture hauled to Iowa City for unveiling
Vermont artist Larry Nowlan erected a 20 by 10 by 4 foot bronze of Nile Kinnick, depicting a 1939 Notre Dame winning TD. The piece, installed in the Kinnick Stadium south concourse, was kept under wraps and slated for unveiling during UI homecoming festivities.
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Sheriff notes rare inmate suicides at Linn County Jail
Linn County Sheriff Don Zeller says death by own action is rare at the Linn jail. He cites a recent incident involving Troy Kowalsky, held on murder charges, who died after an apparent suicide attempt and was revived in custody.
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Be vigilant about Safety in your home
Personal safety reminders unfold from a Cedar Rapids incident where an uninvited utility worker entered a home. The piece quotes Sgt. Cristy Hamblin stressing door locks as the first line of home safety, urging residents to lock doors even when in the yard.
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