Obama and Huckabee prepare for New Hampshire tests after Iowa win
Iowa winners Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee head to New Hampshire where Obama faces Clinton and Romney McCain rivalries while Huckabee battles limited funds and late momentum. Analysts compare to past comebacks as Biden and Dodd exit the race after Iowa results.
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Voters React To Iowa Caucus Outcomes And Promises
Ottawa residents Steve Carey Becky Edwards and Gordon Smith weigh in on how the Iowa caucus shift shapes their presidential choices. They cite clarity about candidates future actions and Obama’s competitiveness as influences on campaign perspectives.
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Delinquency Rate Rises on Consumer Loans in Summer
The American Bankers Association reports a jump in delinquency on a broad bundle of consumer loans to 2.44 percent in the July to September quarter, the highest since 2001. Credit card delinquencies fell to 4.18 percent from 4.39 percent, with over 300 banks contributing data.
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Kansans Back Wind Plan as Coal Plant Permit Denied
A Kansas poll finds broad support for the denial of permits for two new coal plants near Holcomb. In the 1st District, 51 percent approve, 9 percent undecided, 40 percent disapprove, with statewide backing at 62 to 31 percent. Johnson County shows 70 percent support. The survey, for the Climate and Energy Project, supports aggressive wind energy development.
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Oklahoma City mayor challenges 1 million pound weight loss drive
Oklahoma City's mayor Mick Cornett unveils a citywide diet to shed one million pounds, aiming to curb the city's obesity rank. Residents sign up at thiscityisgoingonadiet.com, with 2600+ registered and 300+ pounds lost. site offers BMI calculator, recipes, fitness links, and plans for blogs and participant networking.
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