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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2011
Page
8
FAA administrator Randy Babbitt resigns after weekend arrest in Fairfax City Virginia on drunken driving charges. Deputy Michael Huerta to serve as acting administrator with expected continuation through next year.
In Ro sario del Yata Bolivia an 18 year old fisherman died after leaping from a canoe into a river infested with flesh eating piranhas Police say he bled to death following the attack and investigators suspect the death may have been self inflicted while intoxicated authority said
Bomb blasts targeting Shiite gatherings in two Afghan cities killed at least 99 people and wounded 150. Tuesday attacks mark a rare sectarian violence flare in Afghanistan amid ongoing conflict and strained fire services.
In Osawatomie Kansas Obama portrays the middle class as at risk and pledges a populist economic program to restore opportunity. He cites Roosevelt and cites broad protests while contrasting his plan with GOP critics led by Mitt Romney, framing the race as a make or break moment for rising families.
Gov. Lincoln Chafee called the Rhode Island Statehouse tree a holiday tree, drawing protests from lawmakers and the Providence diocese. Carols interrupted the lighting as critics accused him of secularizing Christmas, with 3,500 calls to his office—mostly from out of state.
Angry demonstrators clash with police in Moscow St Petersburg and Rostov on Don over alleged election fraud. Police detain about 250 in Moscow 200 in St Petersburg and 25 in Rostov as protests end after several hours. Observers cite ballot stuffing and irregularities in the count.
Paul Schurick an aide to former Maryland Governor Ehrlich was found guilty on four counts for conspiring to use Election Day robocalls to suppress black voter turnout in the 2010 governor race. Prosecutors say about 110 000 voters in Baltimore and Prince George's County received calls. Schurick admitted approving the robocall though he denied the suppression strategy.
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