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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 2010

Page

7

Maddow: Not Running for Senate in Massachusetts

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow took full page ads in The Boston Globe to deny any Senate run in Massachusetts. She criticized Sen. Scott Brown for suggesting a Maddow challenge to scare donors and boost fundraising.

Boston MSNBC Rachel Maddow U.S. Senate Massachusetts Boston Globe Scott Brown Maddow Brown

Town Outraged Over Trolling After West Islip Student Death

WEST ISLIP N Y A community reels from the death by own action of Alexis Pilkington a 17 year old West Islip High School senior. Friends and neighbors express outrage at a tribute site that posted insulting messages after her death highlighting online harassment.

West Islip N.Y Alexis Pilkington West Islip High School

Computer hacker sentenced in major card theft case

A Boston federal judge sentenced Albert Gonzalez to 20 years in prison in the final of three cases tied to what prosecutors call one of the largest thefts of credit and debit card numbers in U.S. history. The sentence runs concurrently with a 20 year term from two other cases, leaving a total of 20 years. Gonzalez had pleaded guilty to all three cases last fall.

Boston U.S Albert Gonzalez Miami

Marines split bunk policy if gays allowed in service

Marine Corps Commandant James Conway says he would not force troops to bunk with openly gay sailors and would provide separate rooms if Congress ends the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell policy. He opposes the Democrats’ push to repeal the 1993 law.

Washington Marine Corps Congress James Conway Military.com Conway

South Korea Sinks Naval Ship Amid Tense Waters

The 1,200 ton Cheonan sank near Baeknyeong Island after taking on water during a patrol. 58 sailors were rescued, about 40 remained missing as emergency response and vigilance continued. No North Korean blame confirmed but tensions remained high.

Seoul South Korea North Korea United States Koreas Baeknyeong Island

Palin boosts McCain in Arizona Senate race rally

In Tucson Sarah Palin joined John McCain at a rally as he faces a right wing challenge led by J D Hayworth. Palin urged Tea Party supporters to back McCain, praising his stance on government size and debt while defending her past controversial actions.

John McCain R-Ariz Sarah Palin Pima County Fairgrounds Tucson Ariz McCain U.S. Senate Palin Senate Barack Obama J.D. Hayworth Arizona Hayworth Alaska Sarah Obama Edward M. Kennedy

South Korean Leader Convenes Emergency Meeting Over Ship Sinking

President Lee held a late night emergency session with his defense minister and top military officials to discuss the unexplained sinking. After three hours no fault was identified and a second meeting was planned today while the rescue operation is prioritized, spokesman Lee Dong kwan said.

South Korea Yonhap Coast Guard Lee Myung Bak Sink Lee Dongkwan Lee Lee Myung-bak Kim Tae-young National Security Council Seoul North Korea

Haditha killings trial proceed for Marine Wuterich

A military judge refused to dismiss charges against Staff Sergeant Frank Wuterich, the sole remaining defendant in the Haditha killings. The ruling allows a court martial after a Marine squad leader led an attack that killed 24 Iraqis in Haditha following a roadside blast.

Camp Pendleton Calif Haditha Frank Wuterich U.S Wuterich David Jones

Congress restricts misleading census mailings to public

The Senate approved a bill requiring mailings marked census to show sender name and address and include a clear disclaimer of government affiliation. The House earlier passed it 416-0. it goes to President Obama for signature. Republicans supported limits despite using similar tactics.

Washington Census Bureau Congress Senate House Barack Obama

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