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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 2010

Page

4

Iowa lawmakers push for back seat belt rule for under 18

The Senate Transportation Committee backed a bill requiring all under 18 to wear seat belts in back seats, expanding current rules. The Gazette editors urge universal seat belt use for all passengers, citing national data and safety benefits.

Own Senate Transportation Committee Iowa Senate Bill Heckroth D-Waverly National Highway Traffic Safety Administration The Safety Administration States District of Columbia

Cedar Rapids panel urged park at old Sinclair smokestack site

A Cedar Rapids reader proposed demolishing the Sinclair smokestack to create a memorial park honoring Wilson plant workers and their families. The idea envisions using original bricks with engraved names, preserving local history and offering a tribute to long-time employees.

Don Novak Cedar Rapids Sinclair Don Wilson Karen Beeding

Afghan talks shift as Karzai eyes Taliban outreach

In London a broad gathering urged inclusion of the Taliban in a reintegration plan. U.S. officials signal cautious openness to outreach while denying any top level deal. Karzai seeks funds and a political path, noting no military solution exists.

Afghanistan London Hamid Karzai Taliban Barack Obama Mullah Omar Karzai U.S al-Qaida Michael Semple U.N Semple

Lopsided Iowa City schools spar over redistricting

Jennifer Hemmingsen argues that redrawing boundaries to limit poverty concentration could boost all students. She notes that seven schools already exceed 50 percent poverty and that shifting to keep gaps under twenty points would improve opportunities for many children despite upset from some parents.

Iowa City University of Iowa Mama and Papa Bears Baby Bear U.S. Department of Education

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