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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2016
Page
4
The quote attributed to a British leader emphasizes determination to secure a strong post Brexit path. It signals a resolve to implement the will of voters and pursue domestic policy aims with confidence. The statement frames Brexit as a clear, ongoing project with emphasis on success.
Theresa May, newly installed prime minister, vows Brexit and aims to avoid triggering Article 50 until Britain agrees a clear negotiating strategy. Lawyers differ on who can trigger the clause and whether it is irreversible as the two year separation clock looms. May, 59, had backed Remain but now pushes for a negotiated exit plan after London finalizes its approach.
A USC led study finds overall tobacco use climbs as e-cigarette use surges among 11th and 12th graders in Southern California from 1995 to 2014. Researchers say e cigarettes recruit youths who might not have smoked combustibles. In 2014 about 13.7 percent used cigarettes or e cigarettes.
In Dallas, about 100 officers arrived at Parkland Memorial Hospital after five police officers were fatally shot. Protesters and police urged unity as communities confront the clashes over policing and race, while church leaders preached justice and peace.
Dallas Police Chief David Brown says open carry laws fuel risk for law enforcement after protests where five officers were killed. He notes gun rights rallies bring AR-15s to marches and fears chaos as crowds flee amid shootings. He urges policy makers to act.
Republicans vow to press two investigations this week into Hillary Clinton over her private email use as secretary of state. They seek FBI review for possible perjury while Clinton says she did not lie. Comey notes mishandling but no false testimony.
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