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Palin to resign as Alaska governor
By The Associated Press 9 comments on this article. Friday July 3, 2009
Spokesman declines to explain decision
Asphyxia likely killed actor
BY ANTHONY MCCARTNEY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday July 3, 2009
Pathologist says he cannot yet say if David Carradine's death was accidental or a homicide.
New movies
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 comments on this article. Friday July 3, 2009
Flying with the Knights
BY ANDREW BRUNNER TH STAFF WRITER 4 comments on this article. Friday July 3, 2009
For his first-ever flight, TH reporter goes up with the Army's legendary parachute team.
Letters to the editor
FROM MARTIN P. BOTTS 801 EIGHTH AVE. S.E., DYERSVILLE, IOWA 2 comments on this article. Friday July 3, 2009
Need positive headlines, not narrow focus
Letters to the editor
FROM DEBBIE HOPPMAN 1798 WASHINGTON ST. 6 comments on this article. Friday July 3, 2009
Curfew probably wouldn't be enforced anyway
Don't give government a bad rap
BY JOHN MICHALSKI 1520 ALTURA DRIVE 25 comments on this article. Friday July 3, 2009
The tax rate for the vast majority of Americans is actually very low by historical standards.
Durrant Group consolidates
BY EILEEN MOZINSKI TH STAFF WRITER Friday July 3, 2009
Architectural and engineering firm closes 2 offices, moving some employees to Dubuque.
Tsunami's impact still felt
BY KIM NORVELL TH STAFF WRITER 1 comments on this article. Friday July 3, 2009
Dyersville man studies in India and helps donate 107 goats to poor women.
Bill: Fine those who refuse health coverage
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday July 3, 2009
People would be required to carry health insurance just like motorists must get auto coverage.
Industry awards Flexsteel
BY EILEEN MOZINSKI TH STAFF WRITER Friday July 3, 2009
Despite layoffs and a struggling furniture market, Dubuque-based Flexsteel is named Supplier of the Year by a trade magazine.
Illinois: 'The Ledge' unveiled
BY KAREN HAWKINS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday July 3, 2009
The balconies can hold 5 tons, and the glass is an inch-and-a-half thick.
Obama wants Putin to move past Cold War
BY JENNIFER LOVEN THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 comments on this article. Friday July 3, 2009
He plans to meet with the former Russian president during a trip next week.
Sanctions likely in Honduras
BY WILL WEISSERT AND BERT WILKINSON THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 comments on this article. Friday July 3, 2009
Organization of American States will suspend the nation if President Manuel Zelaya isn't back in office by Saturday.
Massive new campaign under way in Afghanistan
BY JASON STRAZIUSO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday July 3, 2009
1 Marine is killed on the first day of the largest military operation since the day the Taliban fell.
Jobless rate hits 26-year high at 9.5%
BY JEANNINE AVERSA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday July 3, 2009
Many Americans who still are employed are seeing their paychecks shrinking.
Black bear finding love in Baraboo?
BY BEKAH PORTER TH STAFF WRITER 2 comments on this article. Thursday July 2, 2009
A DNR official says the animal shot near La Crosse, Wis., was not the same one that recently roamed across much of the tri-state area.
Karl Malden dies at 97
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 3 comments on this article. Thursday July 2, 2009
Trading places offers change of pace
BY ANDREW BRUNNER TH STAFF WRITER 5 comments on this article. Thursday July 2, 2009
Security guard and general manager of Diamond Jo Casino swap duties for a day.
Ex-Dubuquer hits another gear in bike trek
BY ERIK HOGSTROM TH STAFF WRITER 1 comments on this article. Thursday July 2, 2009
Friedman helps raise money for cancer research by participating in the Race Across America.
Obesity rates rise, Mississippi No. 1
BY LAURAN NEERGAARD THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 comments on this article. Thursday July 2, 2009
Report shows that in 31 states, more than 1 in 4 adults are obese.
Letters to the editor
FROM CHARLIE CUNLIFFE 12442 BARONY DRIVE 3 comments on this article. Thursday July 2, 2009
Retiring teacher helped thousands of students
Eastern Orthodox priest defrocked
BY MICHAEL SCHMIDT TH STAFF WRITER Thursday July 2, 2009
The Rev. Simeon Gitlis is accused of molesting a female resident in the 1990s.
Corn acreage rises, price falls
BY BEKAH PORTER TH STAFF WRITER Thursday July 2, 2009
Despite the drop in price, one expert says consumers won't see much of a difference at the store or gas pump.
Officials: Follow fireworks rules
TELEGRAPH HERALD Thursday July 2, 2009
Penalty for violating the ordinance is a municipal infraction, starting at $750 and court costs of $85.
Illinois: Quinn vetoes budget plan
BY CHRISTOPHER WILLS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday July 2, 2009
For the 3rd straight time, Illinois government has entered a new budget year without a new budget in place.
States scramble amid budget woes
BY JUDY LIN THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday July 2, 2009
Legislators frantically work to stave off government shutdowns and devastating service cuts.
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Boscobel priest defrocked
Michael Schmidt TH staff writer 4 comments on this article. Wednesday July 1, 2009
The Rev. Simeon Gitlis is accused of molesting a female resident in the 1990s.
Police reports Wednesday July 1, 2009
Dubuque police reported the following:
Robberies: Same area, pattern
BY COURTNEY BLANCHARD TH STAFF WRITER Wednesday July 1, 2009
Police are investigating reports of a group of young adults attacking men walking alone near or after bar time.
Letters to the editor
FROM CALVIN G. KOECKE 2637 TINA RIDGE DRIVE 86 comments on this article. Wednesday July 1, 2009
No reason for gay marriage
Darlington friends gather for 'Public Enemies' showing
BY CRAIG D. REBER TH STAFF WRITER Wednesday July 1, 2009
At early premiere, Darlington residents see familiar faces in the Johnny Depp film, part of which was shot in their city.
Delta move no surprise
BY ANDY PIPER TH STAFF WRITER Wednesday July 1, 2009
The decision to leave the Dubuque Regional Airport comes as the airline is 'under great distress.
Grassley: No public health care
BY COURTNEY BLANCHARD TH STAFF WRITER 16 comments on this article. Wednesday July 1, 2009
Iowa's senior senator addresses family planning, energy and health care at town hall.
Dubuque man takes steps for tri-state soldiers
BY MICHAEL SCHMIDT TH STAFF WRITER 1 comments on this article. Wednesday July 1, 2009
Mike Hodge organizes Run4Troops, a fundraiser for service men and women and their families.
FDA: Lower daily dose of Tylenol
BY MATTHEW PERRONE THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday July 1, 2009
Panel wants to eliminate Vicodin and Percocet, but it rejects proposal to take over-the-counter cold medicines off the shelves.
Colts, Cadets family for the Smiths
BY KIM NORVELL TH STAFF WRITER 1 comments on this article. Wednesday July 1, 2009
Jessen Smith and his mom and dad keep the beat with the squad.
Letters to the editor
FROM SARAH DICKINSON 407 BROADWAY, GALENA, ILL. Wednesday July 1, 2009
Galena's Gateway Park in jeopardy
Mistress was 'soul mate'
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 8 comments on this article. Wednesday July 1, 2009
astrology
BY BERNICE BEDE OSOL Wednesday July 1, 2009
Iowa briefs
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday July 1, 2009
More sex might help infertile men, study says
BY MARIA CHENG THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday July 1, 2009
The chance that sperm will become damaged rises with the length of time it stays in the body.
Freemasons' spat spills into court
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday July 1, 2009
The dispute is over 1 chapter's choice to induct a black member to their lodge.
Wal-Mart backs mandate for health coverage
BY CHARLES BABINGTON THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 5 comments on this article. Wednesday July 1, 2009
Company says that 94% of its employees now have insurance.
Abu Ghraib scandal haunts former reservist
BY P.J. DICKERSCHEID AND VICKI SMITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 11 comments on this article. Wednesday July 1, 2009
She hopes a recently released biography and a book tour will help rehabilitate her image.
Wisconsin: Some promises broken
BY SCOTT BAUER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday July 1, 2009
Wisconsin lawmakers' contentious battle to fill a $6.6 billion gap has its share of casualties.
Coleman concedes; Franken to Senate
BY BRIAN BAKST THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 6 comments on this article. Wednesday July 1, 2009
Democrats now have 60 seats, enough to overcome a filibuster.
Iowa: Tax revenues fall $165 million short
BY MIKE GLOVER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 3 comments on this article. Wednesday July 1, 2009
The budget gap might be large enough to force lawmakers back into special session.
U.N. condemns coup in Honduras
BY EDITH M. LEDERER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 4 comments on this article. Wednesday July 1, 2009
New president says he will arrest ousted leader if he returns.
More corn, soybeans planted than expected
BY CHRISTOPHER LEONARD THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday July 1, 2009
Boost could mean crop supplies won't be as tight, easing fears of rising food costs.
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