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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2006
Page
1
Senator Jeff Lamberti voices a strong stance opposing ongoing union strike tactics, asserting a single decisive move could end prolonged labor action. He frames the issue as a decisive policy pivot amidst current political debate.
Johnson County Attorney J Patrick White questions Teresa Gage over a Chicago Bears jacket found with Jets eta Gage body as jurors view photographs showing the 10 year old girl bound and naked in a bathroom cabinet. The March 25 discovery near Kalona in an abandoned mobile home framed the day’s testimony in Scott County District Court.
Court heard testimony on DNA analysis tied to Jesseta Gage and Roger Paul Bentley. Medical examiner reports and graphic photos were presented alongside accounts of alleged sexual abuse and a suffocation death. Defendants' appearances were noted by a criminal defense adviser.
A bipartisan Iowa Senate group moves fast to pass a zero tolerance pedophile law. The package would impose 25 years to life for adults convicted of sex crimes against children 12 or younger and five years plus a fine for harboring offenders. Senate leaders push a strict, no second chances approach.
Nancy Quellhorst is named president and CEO of the Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerce. At 48 she plans a regional approach to economic, social, and environmental initiatives. She begins Feb 6 as the delegation heads to Washington for the annual lobbying trip.
Hamas claimed a sweeping victory in parliamentary elections as Fatah lost ground amid corruption concerns. Israel warned it would not negotiate with a government including Hamas, while world leaders urged Hamas to renounce violence and recognize Israel. Scuffles erupted in Ramallah as supporters clashed over the victory banner.
President Bush voiced concern over Hamas winning a parliamentary majority in Palestine calling for Israel's elimination. He said any group with an armed wing and violent aims is a party the U S will not deal with as 3 000 Hamas supporters cheered and activists raised the flag atop the building. Hamas secured 76 seats in the 182 member parliament.
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