Simpson tells jurors he did not murder Nicole Brown Simpson
O J Simpson took the stand and said he physically tried to impose his will on Nicole Brown Simpson but that he did not murder her or Ronald Goldman. He faced a brutal cross examination outlining alleged movements and a 80 minute gap between 9:35 and 10:55 p.m.
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EPA eyes tougher air rules over smog and dust
The EPA plans stricter clean air standards to curb ozone and particulates, aiming to protect public health but facing heavy lobbying from environmental groups and business coalitions. Opponents warn costly mandates such as car pooling and use restrictions could burden states and industries.
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Cleaner Air Rules Considered by EPA
The EPA is weighing tougher air quality rules. Potential changes target smog components from nitrogen oxide and hydrocarbons with a possible PM10 to PM2.5 shift and a reduced ozone precursor limit from 0.12 to 0.08 parts per million.
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Air pollution linked to more asthma and respiratory issues
A study connects higher ozone and fine particle levels to increased asthma attacks, allergies, and respiratory ailments, raising the risk of premature death for exposed populations.
Veterans Council ends 13 year fireworks sponsorship
The Cedar Rapids Metro Veterans Council quits its 13 year Fourth of July fireworks sponsorship citing commercialization of the Freedom Festival. Al Lenway says the event no longer felt like a family affair due to food vendors and stages. The festival board bought out the last year of the contract.
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Cedar Rapids
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Veterans Council
Freedom Festival Board
Festival Board
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Morton
FAA urges rules on unruly air travelers
FAA calls for formal airline policies and zero tolerance as reports of passenger interference rise. The agency cites 1993 1994 and 1995 incidents and urges crews to report, with law enforcement involvement when needed.
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United Airlines
New York
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Greenwich
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Review clears Chambliss for Hiawatha post
Principal Dena Chambliss will return to Hiawatha Elementary School on December 2 after a favorable review by former judge Robert Allbee hired to investigate complaints against her and the district. Allbee wrote no substantial evidence supports removing her. Chambliss’ attorney Tim White said she is grateful for the outcome.
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Hiawatha
Robert Allbee
Cedar Rapids
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Chambliss
Tim White
Cedarids
Investigator report cites exoneration and hope for reconciliation
The document states the system worked and exonerated her, with plans to return to Hiawatha and seek staff, parent, and administration reconciliation. Allbee’s note calls for action to break the stalemate between Cham bliss and those lodging complaints against her.
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Iowa tests new Medicare billing error detection software
Iowa will become the first state to trial a new software that detects errors in doctors Medicare billing. Details on 7B. Special Thanksgiving activities at area places of worship. Kirkwood volleyball team advances to the national tournament.
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Iowa City
Gina Campanelli
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Uni-Dome
Cedar Falls
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