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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2010
Page
4
The Gazette highlights a resident, Martin, who aided a fire at 127 20th Ave SW by entering a burning apartment, extinguishing the blaze before firefighters arrived, then completing mail delivery. It notes flood-relief rent benefits to 327 Cedar Rapids businesses and a 5.7 percent rise in November state tax collections as signs of recovery.
Monticello’s Riddle Inc owner Gene Riddle pleaded guilty to Clean Water Act violations after storing hazardous waste without a permit. Nearly 3,800 gallons stored in a derelict facility may have leaked into Kitty Creek, with three floods since 1993 heightening concerns. Cleanup under the Superfund program cost over 273000 dollars.
Letter writers argue to reduce Iowa Corrections spending by releasing inmates to curb overcapacity. They compare state practices to Ohio Illinois and California cutting prisons during recession and urge Branstad to address budget and reform. Other letters touch on Don't Ask Don’t Tell repeal and reflections on Frisco Francisco’s egg business and state progress.
The article argues Obama’s edgy TV moment reflected a long clash with Hillary Clinton over presidential roles. It contrasts Obama’s inspirational leadership with Clinton’s executive style, noting his later critique of purists and difficulty in mobilizing support for reforms.
Guest column argues new airport scanners fail to reliably detect threats and burden privacy. Cites GAO finding unclear effectiveness against Abdulmutallab, cost concerns, and privacy risks. notes industry lobbying and Fourth Amendment questions plus judge Alito’s standards.
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