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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2013
Page
6
The Gazette editorial questions Cedar Rapids surveillance camera rules arguing weak enforcement two decades old and vague coverage focusing on late hour gas stations and hotels. It cites a 2010 Kwik Shop abduction where footage aided rescue and arrest, urging clearer penalties and stricter compliance.
An editorial discusses Cedar Rapids Chapter 60A surveillance camera rules and calls for revisions. The piece weighs mandating cameras for businesses, notes late night risk, and questions resource use for police inspections while urging clearer limits and stronger effectiveness.
Letters discuss the Pioneer Monsanto patent fight over genetically modified seeds androyalty costs, with views on industry battles, delays, and market impact. A reader cites field observations in Illinois showing root worm resistance and predicts billions in royalties for Pioneer Dupont. Additional letters urge gun control action, neighborhood events, and import of affordable drugs to lower healthcare costs.
Mildred Noble Vinton cites Justin Wasson of Wellington Heights while urging fellow believers to oppose gay involvement in the BSA. She notes officials are reviewing the issue and directs readers to scout.org contact page for comments quoting two famous lines.
Guest editorial argues authorities shirked responsibility before the West Texas ammonium nitrate explosion. It critiques TCEQ, the Office of the State Chemist, and DPS for denying duty, cites 2400 tons stored annually, and calls for honest procedural reforms and stronger leadership from Gov. Perry to prevent future disasters.
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