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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2011
Page
5
Iowa Governor Terry Branstad says the 2012 presidential race will be the most wide open and competitive since Iowa became the leadoff state. He expects a deluge of contenders and big turnout at the precinct caucuses as interest in the race grows.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich spends four of five days in Iowa on a 17 city tour promoting a big conversation on the nation's future. He calls for shifting power from Washington to more Americans and advancing an American energy plan including coal natural gas nuclear wind solar and biofuels. He notes ethanol's growth and argues to protect it from threats while signaling comfort with a sparse GOP field and warns that four more years of Obama would push the country left with debt.
A former Cedar Rapids police animal control officer testified that the floors in Jennifer Wood’s home were covered in feces and urine and that about half of 32 animals were dirty. Officials seized 32 dogs two cats and a parrot from 308 30th St SE on Feb 17. The trial resumes with city witnesses planned.
Peter Riggs 32 of Columbus Nebraska faces first degree murder charges for the May 29 2010 shooting of Jeffrey McAdam 46 at the I 80 Victor rest stop in Iowa County He told a judge in letters he is being mistreated by inmates and jailers and seeks a jail transfer He said he cannot take back the bad decision and asks for a hearing before the October 17 trial officials say he is not being mistreated and television privileges were removed for behavior
A new trial bid for Sholom Rubashkin, former Agriprocessors manager, is scheduled before the 8th Circuit in St. Louis. His lawyers seek impartial review, arguing Judge Linda Reade was biased due to involvement in the 2008 Postville raid.
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