What’s Sunshine Week in a Gazette Series
Sunshine Week is a national effort launched by the American Society of Newspaper Editors in 2005 to raise awareness about open government. The piece contrasts Iowa Public Records Law with Wisconsin practice and discusses public access to government misconduct and accountability.
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University of Iowa suspends professor of medicine with pay
Iowa reports show the University of Iowa suspended a distinguished professor of medicine with pay last April and began a multimonth investigation. The university did not immediately announce the suspension or the probe details, leaving many citizens uninformed while the investigation continued.
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Iowa
University of Iowa
Hunninghake
Tokyo Earthquake Toll Mounts as Nuclear Crisis Deepens
In Sendai Japan rescuers swarm the quake zone as tens of thousands are feared dead and over a half million displaced. Radiation levels rose again outside the Fukushima plant amid a second hydrogen explosion, while some areas struggle to resume work. A police officer prays over a body found in Miyagi prefecture after the tsunami and quake devastated the region.
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Second hydrogen blast rocks Fukushima plant
Evacuations at Fukushima Daiichi continue as hospital patients are assisted by Japan Self Defense Force personnel after a hydrogen explosion at Unit 3. Six TEPCO workers were injured in a separate blast, with officials unsure of immediate cause.
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Fukushima
Japan
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