Iowa DOT Faces Limited Use of Facial Recognition
The Gazette reports Iowa DOT facial recognition software has been available since 2008 but is rarely used in eastern Iowa. The Iowa Department of Transportation allows searches of state ID databases for investigations, with agencies from local to federal. Mark Lowe, director of the DOT Motor Vehicle Division, notes police access to the tool.
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Grant Wood window reopens at Veterans Memorial Building
The 24 foot Grant Wood window is now open to the public at the Veterans Memorial Building marking a reopening after restoration. Firefighters battled a major central Arizona blaze over the weekend that claimed 19 hotshots crew members.
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Gatsby links bootleggers and Fitzgerald era clues
Community feature traces Templeton Rye connections to 1920s prohibition era and F. Scott Fitzgerald. The piece notes cultural echoes and local history while flagging a page 7A item on a phrase linked to late quitting. The economy note on turnover appears on page 5B.
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Gazette Volume 131 Number 174 Highlights
The Gazette reports on the 2013 release of WELS coverage and department updates in volume 131 issue 174, detailing community notices and local happenings. The page outlines upcoming events, civic notices, and educational briefs relevant to readers.
Government delays employer mandate under health care law
The Obama administration postponed enforcement of the Affordable Care Act employer mandate to 2015 after consulting with employers. The rule would require firms with 50 or more full-time workers to provide affordable coverage or face penalties. Many small firms remain exempt, but coverage decisions loom for near-threshold employers and staffing changes.
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Morsi defies army as Cairo faces showdown over ultimatum
Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi defiantly addressed the nation amid mounting pressure as a military deadline loomed. Support for Morsi eroded even within his government while the Muslim Brotherhood vowed to resist any removal, signaling a potential clash between the military and Islamists. Obama urged Morsi to respond to concerns.
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