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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 2024

Page

24

D Day remembered and Overlord planned for Normandy 1944

Guest column recalls Eisenhower’s orders for Operation Overlord to land 160000 troops across five beaches near Cotentin. Storms delayed the June 4 start to June 6 while paratroopers secured lines behind the coast. More than 5000 ships supported the risky invasion to defeat German forces in occupied Europe.

Supreme Allies Dwight Eisenhower Normandy France Eng- Tin Mananan Cotentin Peninsula Europe U.S Dwight D. Eisenhower England U.S. Army Signal Corps Associated Press

Florida think tanks push prewritten bills in red states

Floridians discuss national conservative think tanks and their Civics Alliance network shaping Iowa's new social studies curriculum. The piece notes groups like the Florida based Foundation for Government Accountability and the State Policy Network, describing funding patterns and the “Ikea model” of advocacy. It mentions FGA funding from billionaires and its role within policy networks.

National Association of Scholars Civics Alliance Iowa Red Donald Trump Bill Mills Foundation For Government Accountability CNN FGA Ed Uhlein Richard Uhlein Richard Uline Corporation State Policy Network Washington Post Sweden

Traffic cameras in Iowa seek safety or revenue concerns

Althea Cole critiques newly enacted state rules allowing automated traffic enforcement in Iowa, noting Cedar Rapids use and lobbying for the law. She argues cameras shift enforcement from qualitative stops to volume and revenue, raising public accountability concerns while citing police funding implications and potential bias between stopped drivers and billed violators.

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