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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2011
Page
1
Egypt faced a wave of protests as President Hosni Mubarak dismissed his Cabinet amid clashes between police and demonstrators. Protesters burned the ruling party HQ and ignored a curfew while Mubarak defended security forces without pledging to resign.
Protesters in Cairo flood streets after Friday prayers voicing calls for Mubarak to leave. Authorities cut Internet and mobile services, deployed army after authorities imposed emergency measures across cities, signaling escalating turmoil.
Monticello High School senior Fellinger and classmates mapped city fire hydrants using GPS at the Jones Regional Education Center. Kirkwood Community College runs the facility. Plans are under discussion to open regional education centers in Johnson Linn and Washington counties for high school students to gain college level experience.
A health policy debate centers on the claim that without Obama's law up to 129 million people, many under 65, could lose coverage due to pre existing conditions. Analysts say most are already covered by employer plans and protected by prior law, framing the figure as potentially overstated.
Iowa lawmakers say the debt limit debate is premature with the nation facing potential consequences if Congress does not raise the 14.3 trillion ceiling. Senator Tom Harkin and Representative Dave Loebsack call for delaying detailed talks, while Treasury Secretary Geithner warns borrowing authority could run out soon. The piece notes looming deadlines and calls for action before further financial obligations.
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