• Fallon weighs run for governor 07/31/03 Des Moines Register

• Mainstream Media 'Pushing Homosexual Agenda,' Says Conservative
  By Danielle Gillespie - CNSNews.com Correspondent - July 30, 2003
   

• 'Ex-Gay' Group Charges NEA With Discrimination
  By Lawrence Morahan - CNSNews.com Senior Staff Writer - July 31, 2003
   

• Efforts to 'Transform' Catholic Church Will Continue, Activists Vow
  By Patrick Goodenough - CNSNews.com Pacific Rim Bureau Chief August 01, 2003

• Senate leader ponders possible future abroad - Mary Kramer has been asked to consider being an ambassador for the United States -

  Des Moines Register 07/29/03

   

• Fears Grow Over Academic Efforts to Normalize Pedophilia
  By Steve Brown - CNSNews.com Staff Writer - July 10, 2003
   

• Dickinson County voters soundly reject casino plan. Dickinson County residents voted overwhelmingly Tuesday against authorizing riverboat-style gambling in the Iowa Great Lakes region, one of the state's most popular tourist areas. To read the Des Moines Register Article:  http://desmoinesregister.com/news/stories/c4780932/21700069.html    Des Moines Register 07/09/03

• Emmetsburg favored by casino company. Emmetsburg, Ia. - Grace Entertainment Inc. has assured Emmetsburg officials that it will focus its attention on a possible riverboat casino in Emmetsburg and not Fort Dodge. "That's news to us," said Alan Petersen, a Fort Dodge businessman. "When they left the meeting last week, we were assured we were under consideration."   For the rest of the story....

• Polygamists see open door for acceptance
  Multiple-wives crowd hopes to capitalize on sodomy decision. Posted: July 4, 2003 - 1:00 a.m. Eastern

• 'Gays' heading to Canada for mass wedding -
  U.S. group crossing border to take advantage of Ontario decision. Posted: July 4, 2003 - 1:00 a.m. Eastern

• No Evidence of Ten Commandments in American History, Court Says
  By Robert B. Bluey - CNSNews.com Staff Writer July 02, 2003
  (CNSNews.com) http://www.cnsnews.com/Culture/archive/200307/CUL20030702c.html

• GOP takes step toward lawsuit Iowa legislative leaders lit the fuse on a likely lawsuit against Gov. Tom Vilsack, voting along party lines Monday to authorize the hiring of a law firm to represent the Legislature in the potentially historic legal showdown.

• Veto of election bill could cost $30 million. County officials warned Tuesday that Gov. Tom Vilsack's veto of an election-reform bill will cause Iowa to lose $30 million for voting equipment upgrades and could lead to higher property taxes.

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