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Money mess 'greatest own goal in history'
The SwampArsenal's Cesc Fabregas, at center, looks on as Hull City's Paul McShane, second from left, scores an own goal during their English Premier League soccer match at Arsenal's Emirates stadium in London, Saturday, Sept. 27, 2008. Hull City won......Tags: Soccer, Sports
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Obama puts Moran, Pfeiffer in key jobs
The Swampby Christi Parsons Ellen Moran, executive director of EMILY's List, will join Barack Obama's White House as director of communications. And Dan Pfeiffer, a key Obama communications strategist and sopkesman, will serve as deputy director of communications....Tags: Government, U.S. Presidential Transition (2009), Football, Upper House, Al Gore
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Stimulus: $900 billion and growing
The Swampby Mark Silva $900 billion and climbing. The economic stimulus package has clocked in with a new price tag in the Senate - more than $900 billion - with the addition of tax breaks for car-buyers and medical research. It......Tags: Health, Real Estate Sales, National Institutes of Health, Upper House, Iowa
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Senate says deal, House says hold on
The Swampby James Oliphant and Richard Simon, and updated Senate leaders said today that negotiators have struck a deal on a final version of a sweeping economic recovery package. If true, the bill could be sent to the president for his......Tags: Government, Nancy Pelosi, Susan Collins, Jerry Lewis, Max Baucus
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System's stumbles bode ill for larger bioterror
Baltimore Sun StaffFew people are closer to the center of the national anthrax investigation than Dr. Donald A. Henderson, one of the world's leading experts on bioterrorism, whom Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy G. Thompson has called in as a top scientific...Tags: Government, Iowa, Diseases and Illnesses, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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As Schiavo saga winds down, leaders pursue broader debate
Sun National StaffEfforts by lawmakers in Washington to prolong the life of Terri Schiavo failed in the courts and tanked in opinion polls, but intense interest in the Florida woman's saga is expected to force a broader debate in Congress and state legislatures about...Tags: Government, Iowa, Baton Rouge, Local Government, ABC (tv network)
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'Stolen Childhoods' and 'Deep Blue'
Times Staff WriterFilmmaker Len Morris' densely packed informational documentary on child labor, "Stolen Childhoods," crisscrosses the globe, visiting eight countries — including the United States — to illustrate the severity of the circumstances under which...Tags: Movies, Iowa, Documentary (genre), Entertainment, Child Labor
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Richard Gephardt: Mild-mannered warrior
Chicago Tribune staff reporterAt an evangelical revival service in Pittsburgh in the summer of 1972, Richard Gephardt and his wife, Jane, held their ailing infant son and prayed, hoping that a faith healer could cure the volleyball-size prostate tumor that doctors predicted would soon...Tags: Social Issues, Iowa, Church and State Relations, Abortion Issue, Treaties
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Poll Analysis: Dean and Gephardt Battle to the Finish Line
Times Poll DirectorThere is just over a week to go until the first vote for a Democratic presidential nominee is cast in the Iowa caucus on January 19th. Out of the nine candidates hoping to become the Democratic nominee and run against the Republican incumbent George W....Tags: Demographics, Vermont, Economic Organization, Tax Credits, Iowa
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Screening standards to tighten
Tribune staff reportersAs the Federal Aviation Administration for the first time prepared to impose tougher standards on the companies hired by the airlines to screen passengers and baggage, some members of Congress questioned whether those measures would be sufficient to fix...Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Federal Aviation Administration, Transportation Accidents, Travel, Iowa
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Poll Analysis: Kerry Takes Lead and Momentum Away From Dean
Times Poll DirectorBefore the Iowa caucus on January 19th former Vermont Governor Howard Dean was the presumptive Democratic nominee — he had front runner status in the polls, lots of endorsements from well-heeled Democrats such as Al Gore and Senator Tom Harkin...Tags: Government, Demographics, Vermont, Economic Organization, John Kerry
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Better safe than sorry in capital
Washington BureauSome call it Ground Zero Two. A House staff member said he felt as if the dome of the U.S. Capitol had a target drawn on it. Many subway commuters exhibit a palpable sense of anxiety. Tourism is down, traffic is lighter. The terrorist attacks on Sept. 11...Tags: Anthrax, U.S. House of Representatives, Iowa, National Security, Kent Conrad
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