Powerball Jackpot Not Won In Des Moines Draw
No Powerball jackpot winner reported as none of the tickets matched all six numbers drawn in Des Moines on Wednesday. Players matching all five numbers plus the Powerball would have shared a roughly $46 million prize, with Saturday's estimated total around $54 million. Three tickets matched the first five numbers but missed the Powerball, each winning $100,000, sold in Kansas and Missouri. Lottery numbers appear on page 2A.
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Landowner blocks Clinton library park designation in court
Landowner Eugene Pfeifer fights the Clinton library project arguing the city labels the land a park to meet a public purpose. Attorney Chris Parker says the site lacks parkmaster plan alignment and was chosen to suit the president’s Arkansas library location.
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Eugene Pfeifer
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Pulaski County
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Arkansas
Million Mom March aims to mobilize gun control supporters
Washington organizers estimate about 100000 mothers will gather in the capital on Mother's Day and a total of one million across 20 cities to press for gun control. Donna Dees-Thomases says the movement has grown, demanding licensing and background checks, handgun registration, safety standards, and childproofing tech. Rosie O'Donnell will speak at the D C rally as mothers from groups like the North Valley Jewish Community Center join in urging Congress to act.
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Granada Hills
Calif
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Dees- Thomases
Short Hills
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Fossil Archaeoraptor Is a Composite Of At Least Two Animals
National Geographic backed by a panel reports that Archaeoraptor, once hailed as pivotal evidence linking birds and dinosaurs, is actually a composite of fossils from at least two different animals. The skull torso and limbs reportedly belong to a new species, while the tail matches a small predatory dromaeosaur. The finding preserves the view that birds descended from meat eating dinosaurs, but Archaeoraptor's exact relationships remain unresolved.
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National Geographic Societ
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National Geographic
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Utah
China
Oregon math tests in error questioned by educators
Oregon Department of Education faced flawed tests with at least five questions incorrect across several versions. Frequent issues included mislabeled diagrams wrong numbers and repeated questions while some third grade items omitted a graph. Educators fear student confidence and performance may be affected.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon Department of Education
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