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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 2016

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Trump and Obama hold first meeting in White House transition

President Barack Obama and President-elect Donald Trump met in the White House to begin a 10 week transfer of power. Obama called him Mr President-elect and pledged a smooth handoff while Trump promised to seek Obama's counsel in the coming weeks. They also met with House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Capitol Hill.

Washington Barack Obama Donald Trump White House Trump Oval Office Obama George Washington Capitol Hill House Paul Ryan Senate Sab Botsford Washington Post

Ely veteran finally receives corrected Silver Star certificates

Chester Hendrickson of Ely, a Vietnam era medic with the 1st Cavalry Division, was recognized with corrected Silver Star and related awards for actions on September 17, 1969. Under heavy fire, he rendered medical aid, encouraged wounded soldiers, and guided the company commander to enemy positions.

Ely Vet Chester Hendrickson Stephen Mally U.S Joni Ernst Rachel Hendrickson Ely John Cover Randy Stallman Cedar Rapids Second Avenue Bridge Hendrickson 7Th Cavalry Regiment 1St Cavalry Division

Iowa DOT director Paul Trombino to resign in November

Iowa Department of Transportation chief Paul Trombino will step down after almost six years. The department, employing more than 2,600, has overseen freight growth with large trucks up 123 percent over 30 years and major projects like the I-80 and I-380 interchange overhaul. His resignation is effective November 28.

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