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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2009
Page
1
Dario Franchitti moved into second in IRL standings by taking the lead with 50 laps left and cruising to win the Iowa Corn Indy 250 in Newton.
Iran's government announced the arrest of the daughter and relatives of a top ayatollah amid a backstage power struggle among ruling clerics. The action underscores a broader intra elite rift within the Islamic Republic's leadership.
Fashionable as they may be flip flops lack arch support and alter stride by making wearers work to keep them on. Experts caution that prolonged use can affect foot mechanics and comfort.
Jerry Damman of Newton Iowa faced a rollercoaster when a Michigan man John Barnes claimed to be his missing son Stephen but DNA proved otherwise. Law enforcement notes such claims are rare and unlikely to yield a true reunion after more than 50 years since the boy vanished near a Long Island bakery.
Iowa in 2008 recorded 5 438 missing juvenile reports and 717 missing adult reports. Fifty five percent of juvenile cases and forty one percent of adult cases were female. Ninety six percent of cases filed were cleared by year end. Fourteen three juveniles were reported missing more than three times. Source: Iowa Department of Public Safety Missing Person Information Clearinghouse.
Linn County supervisors weigh shifting 2.2 million in FEMA flood repair funds from five damaged buildings to two alternate projects. If approved by June 28, funds would back expansion and repair of the Administrative Office Building or a new juvenile law center. FEMA has committed about 2 million toward the AOB expansion and basement repairs, with 8.8 million sought in I-JOBS state money.
In Des Moines a 60 year old man with cerebral palsy returns to work at United Fire Group shredding paper. Using a head stick he guides the shredder amid cheering coworkers and familiar faces as he bags ten bags daily.
President Obama pushes financial reform to require standard plain vanilla loans for borrowers unless they opt out of riskier options. The plan seeks simple, abuse-free mortgage access akin to automatic 401(k) enrollment, but brokers warn it could cut fees from selling adjustable rate and other high risk loans.
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