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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 2012
Page
1
The nation remains polarized as conservatives and liberals clash over gun policy while authorities probe the Newtown killings. President Obama pledges full support for gun violence legislation and calls for action amid the crisis.
Indiana high school star Pat Ingram faced Yogi Ferrell in HS and AAU. Today headline coach notes Iowa’s men seek advantage against a rapid opponent as the Hawkeyes play on Page 1B.
Capitol Hill negotiations between Senate leaders Reid and McConnell falter over tax rate thresholds and spending cuts. Vice President Biden Māori coordinating for Democrats while McConnell signals possible late negotiations by phone. Lawmakers return to Washington seeking a vote on an impasse time frame.
In Washington the top leaders of House and Senate Agriculture Committees agreed to a one year extension of the 2008 farm bill that expired in October. The move could head off a possible milk price doubling next month. Senate Chairwoman Debbie Stabenow indicated a House vote could come soon.
Cedar Rapids and Marion churches join a synagogue in Family Promise of Linn County to shelter and feed homeless families. Thirteen area churches participate, with beds in high demand as families seek housing and job help from the program and St. John of the Cross Catholic Worker House.
Iowa officials propose integrating automated enforcement into a statewide, safety driven transportation plan. DOT guidelines say cameras should be used only after other measures and where crash history or high risk is documented.
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