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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis made a surprise last-minute appearance in Des Moines, Iowa, on Saturday night shortly after former President Donald Trump canceled his scheduled rally in the area, citing weather conditions.DeSantis spoke at a fundraising event for Rep. Randy Feenstra in Sioux Center earlier in the day before flying to Cedar Rapids for a panel discussion with Iowa GOP chair Jeff Kauffman. The unscheduled appearance in Des Moines took place at a barbeque joint nearby where the Trump campaign was planning to hold its rally. There s a lot of reasons for pessimism. Republicans have l
stanley cup ost a lot of elections recently, DeSantis said in Des Moines on Saturday night. But I think Florida and Iowa are a source of hope because we show you can get it done. DeSantis said he s delivered results for Florida, adding, we re gonna have a chance pretty soon to make sure that s done in every state in this country.
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Of all the memorable dogs in history -- Balto, Lassie -- there s one canine many may not remember, but whose tale is worthy of recognition.It was 35 years ago this week that Sido, an 11-y
ugg ear-old part collie, part sheepdog, captivated the country after the death of her San Francisco owner, Mary Murphy. Murphy had named Sido in her will but not as a four-legged benefactor of wealth or property. The will asked that Sido be killed. Sido, a part collie, part sheepdog mix, whose owner s 1980 will asked she be put down
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skechers ICHARD AVANZINO It was the start of a six-month long saga that attracted national attention in 1980, culminating in a tense day in court that would decide Sido s fate. Former CBS News correspondent Bernard Goldberg covered the decision for the June 17, 1980 broadcast of the CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite. There s no justification for her life to be taken, said animal advocate Richard Avanzino in the 1980 report. She s committed no crime. The only crime that she committed was that she loved totally her master and for that she s been condemned to die. Avanzino is widely considered today to be the father of the no-kill movement - an accolade he attributes to Sido. In 1980 he was the head of the San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Then 38 years old, Avanzino became Sido s number one advoc
