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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2009
Page
7
Michele Jones, a special assistant to Defense Secretary Gates, says she told Michaele and Tareq Salahi they had no tickets and she had no authority to grant access. The couple still attended the November state dinner.
In Maumee Ohio police say 44 year old Shawn Krieg er of Toledo grabbed a Salvation Army red kettle outside a general store and pushed a bell ringer to the ground. He fled in a pickup with the kettle and its tripod. He faces robbery charges on $25 000 bond. The kettle held an estimated $500 to $700.
Police chase the Parkland coffee shop ambush suspect Maurice Clemmons who is believed wounded and aided by a network of supporters. A $125000 reward stands for information leading to his arrest as authorities widen searches across Seattle and Tacoma area. Four officers were killed in the assault.
The Seattle area killings revive focus on former Arkansas Governor Huckabee and his clemency actions. Maurice Clemmons, among 1,033 pardons or sentence reductions, was paroled in 2000. Critics say the case could threaten Huckabee if he runs for president.
The Senate began weeks of partisan debate over a near 1 trillion health bill backed by President Obama and Democrats. The plan would require most Americans to have insurance and insurers to cover all paying customers, cutting pre existing condition refusals. The CBO estimates the bill would cut deficits by 130 billion over ten years, with 31 million insured and up to 94 percent coverage achievable. Funding comes from Medicare cuts, taxes on the wealthy, drugmakers, device makers, and high cost insurers.
A study estimates that without the COBRA subsidy millions of laid off workers must devote more than 80 percent of their monthly unemployment checks to maintain job based family health coverage. The nine month subsidy expired for those who started under the Recovery Act, with average COBRA costs cited by Families USA.
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