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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 2014

Page

3

Peak Syrian bloodshed as peace talks stall in Geneva

More than 230 people die daily in Syria over three weeks of fighting, activists say, with Assad forces and Hezbollah pressing the Yabroud border town. The UN counts over 130,000 dead, including civilians, as peace talks falter and calls for a cease fire grow louder amid strategic gains and stalled negotiations.

Beirut Geneva Syria Bashar al-Assad Syrian Observatory For Human Rights Assad Hezbollah Yabroud United Nations Observatory Rami Abdelrahman U.N Qalamoun Damascus Lebanon U.S James Clapper Liwa al- Ghuraba

Relatives urge 35-year minimum for juvenile first degree murder

Victims' relatives told a Senate panel to require a 35 year prison term before release for juveniles who commit first degree murder. Senator Rob Hogg signaled his panel will not back mandatory minimums, preferring judicial discretion with individualized factors. County attorneys and corrections officials argued 35 years may be unconstitutional and earned time could shorten release timelines.

Des Moines Senate Angie Camlin Teresa Ellickson North Liberty U.S. Supreme Court Rob Hogg Dedar Rapids Judiciary Hogg Black Hawk County Tom Ferguson Story County Yvette Louisell Fred Scaletta State Department of Corrections Camlin

Senate proposal could leave Toledo without Juvenile Home

A bipartisan Senate plan would create a state run facility for delinquent girls and remove Toledo as a required location. The move angers Toledo representatives and Branstad critics who say location matters while advocates push a safe, modern approach and cite past court rulings.

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