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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2011
Page
1
Rebels seek to stabilize Tripoli and form an inclusive government while avoiding score settling and ensuring accountability for Gaddafi era officials. Experts warn reconciliation will shape Libya's legitimacy at home and abroad as Obama notes coalition efforts.
Loyalist forces loyal to Muammar Gadhafi counterattacked in Tripoli, pushing back rebels who had entered the capital. Saif al Islam appeared at the Rixos hotel amid claims of rebel control, denying their advance and suggesting government forces had trapped the opposition.
Brett Richards, 47, crowned winner of the 2011 Iowa Farm Bureau Cookout Contest, attracts fans to Smoken' on the Cedar in Vinton as long lines form before opening. Tom Garwood of Vinton says he comes weekly for the good barbecue and to see the trophy on display after the Aug. 16 contest at the Iowa event with 37 grillers.
Three Iowa civil rights investigators at the Iowa Civil Rights Commission in Des Moines were fired after transmitting hundreds of gossip filled emails. The messages included demeaning nicknames for co workers such as Psycho Monster and Roid Rage and forwarded images mocking overweight people and Walmart customers. The names Tiffanie Drayton Michele Howard and Wendy Buenger appear in records as the employees involved.
Ex employees' emails at The Gazette depict a hostile tone as they label supervisor Don Grove "Teen Wolf" and executive director Beth Townsend "Night Ranger" while gossiping about management styles. The Associated Press obtained copies under public records law.
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