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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 2014

Page

3

Christie fires aide as traffic lane closures fuel scandal

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie apologized for lane closures at the George Washington Bridge after an aide was fired amid a probe into the incident. U S Attorney in New Jersey opened a federal review as a class action lawsuit was filed by Fort Lee residents claiming economic damages from the traffic gridlock.

Trenton N.J New Jersey Chris Christie Christie U.S. Attorney Fort Lee George Washington Bridge Republican Party Governors Association White House Bridget Anne Kelly Port Authority David Wildstein Wildstein Assembly U.S Paul Fishman Rebekah Carmichael Rosemarie Arnold Mark Sokolich

Snowden downloaded 1.7 million files in NSA breach report

A Pentagon assessment concludes Edward Snowden stole about 1.7 million intelligence files from U.S. agencies, a theft described as the largest in U.S. history. Lawmakers warn the breach could endanger troops and reveal sources and methods, affecting Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force operations.

Pentagon Report Snowden Washington Pentagon National Security Agency Edward Snowden U.S United States America Mike Rogers R-Mich House Intelligence Committee Rogers C.A NSA Department of Defense American Civil Liberties Union Ben Wizner Supreme Court U.S. Army Navy Marine Corps Air Force

Iowa leaders press to boost renewable fuel use in response to EPA

Gov. Terry Branstad and Sen. Tom Harkin urged against lowering the renewable fuel standard. They warned a cut to 13.01 billion gallons could harm Iowa’s economy, farm sector, and jobs while stressing ethanol and biodiesel support and potential price impacts on corn. The pair touted Iowa’s leadership and pledged to oppose the EPA plan.

Cedar Rapids Terry Branstad Tom Harkin Harkin Iowa Branstad Environmental Protection Agency EPA Office of Management and Budget AFL

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