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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 2015

Page

4

FAA to require most recreational drones to register this season

Washington regulators announce a plan to register most recreational unmanned aircraft to boost accountability and safety. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx says the task force will set exemptions for toy drones and aim to implement rules by mid December for new and existing owners.

Washington U.S Anthony Foxx Michael Drobac Google Project Wing Amazon.com Inc Foxx FAA

NATO and U S keep Afghan force deployments

In Trapan i Italy NATO officials said Germany Turkey and Italy will maintain current Afghanistan deployments after the United States decided to prolong its 14 year presence. Officials said reductions will be event driven rather than timetable based as concerns grow after the Taliban briefly seized a provincial capital.

Trapani Italy Germany Turkey Afghanistan NATO U.S United States

FBI Probes Hacker Claim of Breached CIA and DHS Accounts

An anonymous hacker posted what he says are contact lists and documents stolen from CIA Director John Brennan's AOL account and Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson's Comcast billing account. A law enforcement official, not authorized to speak publicly, confirms the FBI is investigating the claim.

Washington FBI CIA Secretary of Homeland Security AOL John Brennan Comcast Homeland Security Jeh Johnson

Appeals court upholds Connecticut gun restrictions

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday affirmed Connecticut bans on assault weapons and large capacity magazines as part of the post 2012 Newtown gun control law. Judge Jose A. Cabranes stated the prohibitions are substantially related to the state’s compelling interest in reducing crime.

Hartford Conn U.S. 2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals Connecticut Newtown New York U.S. Circuit Jose A. Cabranes

Portland Arrest Ties 1980s Sex Slayings to Suspect Homer Jackson

Police in Portland arrest 55 year old Homer Lee Jackson at his home after forensic evidence and investigation links him to the four female victims ages 29 23 19 and 14 who were sex trafficking victims in the 1980s.

Portland Ore Homer Lee Jackson

Milwaukee man linked to 1982 teen slaying

Jose Ferreira, 50, confessed to killing Carrie Ann Jopek at a party in 1982 and burying her body under a porch. He was charged with second degree murder in Milwaukee County after a criminal complaint filed Saturday. The admission came after statements to a TV station and crisis hotline.

Milwaukee Jose Ferreira Carrie Ann Jopek Milwaukee County

Zombie themed fundraiser shooting in Tampa leaves 1 dead

Tampa police search for a white or possibly Hispanic male in his late teens or early 20s who opened fire at a fundraising zombie event Saturday night injuring six and killing one. Investigators described the gunman and appeal for tips as the investigation continues.

Tampa Fla Fort Myers Dennis Eads

PEGIDA rallies surge as Germany debates migrant policy

In Dresden a huge PEGIDA protest marks its anniversary amid anger over Angela Merkel’s migrant intake plan. Organizers claim 15,000 to 20,000 supporters with 14,000 counter-protesters urging refugee welcome, while critics call for open diversity despite attacks on centers.

Dresden Germany Pegida Middle East West Hitler Angela Merkel Merkel Simone Peter Greens Party Thomas de Maiziere

Goodfellas tied Lufthansa heist trial in Brooklyn

In federal court Brooklyn the trial of Vincent Asaro the first person charged in the 1978 Lufthansa terminal robbery opened. Prosecutor Lindsay Gerdes said Asaro helped plan the Kennedy Airport heist waited in a crash car with mastermind Jimmy Burke and got a 500000 share. She said he and Burke also face a 1969 dog chain choking case.

New York Lufthansa Vincent Asaro Lindsay Gerdes Asaro Kennedy Airport Jimmy Burke Robert de Niro Burke Sus

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