Dog inspires NCIS episode with Tumilson’s retriever
The Iowa report notes Hawkeye the Labrador retriever, owned by Navy SEAL Jon Tumilson and Osage native, inspired an episode of NCIS. It covers the touching cross between service and television.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2013
Page
1
The Iowa report notes Hawkeye the Labrador retriever, owned by Navy SEAL Jon Tumilson and Osage native, inspired an episode of NCIS. It covers the touching cross between service and television.
Wind power faces uncertainty as the federal production tax credit expires and renews, with industry analysts predicting a rebound as projects on hold are revived. The 2.2 cent per kilowatt hour credit for the first decade has helped wind compete with coal and gas, though past expirations cut installations. Credits renewed in early January 2013, but previous cycles included layoffs at Acciona Windpower and other Iowa plants.
Inside The Gazette the editorial argues finite tax incentives could support the wind power industry, urging policy makers to extend targeted credits. It outlines potential economic benefits, private investment growth, and regional job creation linked to clearer long term incentives.
A bipartisan group of senators seeks to shield the Army Corps of Engineers from major budget cuts. The corps maintains flood protection in hurricane zones like Louisiana and keeps ports and rivers open for cargo traffic amid federal austerity.
Pope Francis and Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI embraced at Castel Gandolfo in a private meeting. Francis traveled from the Vatican by helicopter to discuss the future of the Catholic Church and to pray together as brothers.
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