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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 2010

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Culver Branstad eye comeback bid in Iowa race

In a midterm contest for governor Iowa’s incumbent Democrat Chet Culver and former Republican Terry Branstad face a tough electorate. Culver contends with polls showing him endangered while Branstad seeks a fifth term, both noting political cycles and past electoral resilience.

Bureau Chet Culver Branstad Culver Iowa West Des Moines

Terry Branstad Biography Summary

Terry Branstad age 63 of Boone is a Republican former president of Des Moines University and Iowa governor from 1983 to 1999. He holds a political science and sociology bachelor from the University of Iowa and a Drake Law degree. He is married to Chris with two sons and a daughter.

Boone Des Moines University Iowa University -of Iowa Drake Law Chris

Chet Culver Announces Candidacy Details

Iowa Governor and former secretary of state Chet Culver, age 44, a Democrat from Des Moines, lists a political science degree from Virginia Tech a teaching master's from Drake University and a family of wife Mari and two children. He promotes ongoing public service.

Des Moines Iowa Secretary of State Virginia Tech Drake University Mari Chetculver

Alito Skips State of the Union Address

Justice Samuel Alito says he will skip the annual State of the Union address, criticizing the speech as political and awkward for Supreme Court members who are expected to sit as observers. He notes the tradition of justices entering the House in black robes and becoming “like the proverbial potted plant.”

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Oil change sparks GPS tracker privacy clash in court

A 20 year old car owner found a GPS device attached under his car during an oil change. FBI agents sought the device two days later amid a debate over privacy rights sparked by the tracking tech mentioned in reports. The judge referenced 1984 in discussing surveillance concerns.

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