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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 2012

Page

7

Oregon Guardsmen sue KBR over Iraq toxic exposure

Twelve Oregon National Guardsmen claim negligence and fraud by KBR Inc alleging exposure to toxic chemicals in Iraq in 2003 while securing an oil plant site. They report illnesses and cancer risks from sodium dichromate-related exposure during the U S invasion period.

Portland Ore Oregon National Guardsmen KBR Inc Oregon Iraq Oregon Guardsmen

Dozens protest killing of naked student in Mobile

Dozens of students gathered near the University of South Alabama campus to protest the fatal shooting of 18 year old Gil Collar by officer Trevis Austin. Investigators say Collar took LSD at a Mobile music festival before approaching the police station and pounding on the glass door.

Mobile Ala University of South Alabama Trevis Austin Gil Collar Collar

Court frees one Pussy Riot member in split ruling

In Moscow a three member Pussy Riot case ends with Yekaterina Samutsevich freed after guards expelled her before the performance. The other two members face harsher punishment and possible penal colonies for the August hooliganism conviction. Gazette wire services

Moscow Vladimir Putin Putin Yekaterina Samutsevich

Two Americans win Nobel Prize in chemistry

Robert J. Lefkowitz of Duke University and Brian K. Kobilka of Stanford University share the Nobel Prize for chemistry for revealing how G protein coupled receptors transmit signals inside cells. The pair, who are physician researchers, will divide about 1.2 million dollars and their work explains how drugs affect heart rate, pain, sight, and smell.

Washington Post Robert J. Lefkowitz Duke University Brian K. Kobilka Stanford University Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Kobilka

Officials testify on Libya security before 9/11 anniversary

Senior State Department officials told Congress they refused extra U S personnel to guard Libyan diplomatic sites before the September 11 attack that killed the ambassador and three others. Charlene Lamb said Benghazi security was appropriate, while Eric Nordstrom condemned the lack of planning and assets. Lt Col Andrew Wood said Washington failed to grasp security deterioration in Benghazi.

Tribune Washington Bureau Washington State Department Congress U.S Libya Charlene Lamb Benghazi America Lamb House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Obama Eric Nordstrom Orga Andrew Wood Tripoli

Vice presidential debate tactics guide Biden Ryan clash

Since 1976 eight VP debates have occurred and the ninth pits Biden against Ryan in Danville Kentucky. Analysts note talk of the ticket over individual aims, with both sides aiming to attack the rival’s plans while avoiding personal or policy focus. Ryan trains with Ted Olson and spends days in debate camp to sharpen contrasts with Biden.

Washington Post Biden Paul Ryan Wis Danville Bate Frank Newport Gallup Obama Ryan Romney U.S Ted Olson Virginia

Malala Attack Triggers Nationwide Protests in Pakistan

Pakistanis protest across the country after Taliban gunmen shot 14 year old Malala Yousafzai for advocating girls education. Schools closed and vigils held in Islamabad and other cities as doctors fight to save her life in Peshawar hospital.

Islamabad Malala Yousufzai Mingora Swat Valley Pakistan U.S Afghanistan Malala Peshawar

Supreme Court weighs UT Austin race based admissions policy

The Supreme Court questioned the university’s use of race in admissions in the Abigail Fisher case. UT Austin argues race helps create a critical mass of minority students, while opponents urge an end to racial preferences.

University of Texas Reuters Washington U.S. Supreme Court United States Abigail Fisher University of Texas At Austin Fisher University

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