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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2016
Page
1
The Iowa Bicycle Coalition announces a campaign to reduce deadly bicycle crashes. The initiative focuses on safety education and infrastructure improvements to protect riders statewide.
A white Cadillac tucked into a Third Avenue SE parking space blocked the bike lane and drew a courtesy warning. Officials say Cedar Rapids parking-enforcement has shifted from warnings to fines, though current practice focuses on education.
The Iowa Board of Regents unanimously cut the fall undergraduate tuition rise by 50 dollars per year, lowering the average increase from 300 to 250 for resident students while other hikes up to 800 remain. Regent Larry McKibben framed it as a compromise addressing access and quality at Iowa’s three universities.
U S Senator Joni Ernst told the Republican National Convention in Cleveland that Hillary Clinton is unfit to be president while arguing for Donald Trump to restore leadership. She faulted the Obama administration for not leading amid global dangers and appeared on stage with former military colleagues.
The GOP pivots from early disruption to targeting Clinton as it launches the Cleveland event with a security themed Make America Safe Again, highlighting tough stance messaging and rally vigor.
The opening night of the Republican national convention featured harsh attacks on Hillary Clinton as the party sought to frame her as responsible for various tragedies. Donald Trump supporters urged voters to reject Clinton, while coverage notes ongoing tensions with state party leaders and updates from Cleveland.
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