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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2013
Page
4
FBI figures show 2012 officer fatalities 48, down from 72 in 2011 with about 90 percent from firearms. The drop aligns with DOJ’s 2011 mandate requiring body armor for grant dependent departments.
A federal judge blocked two Texas abortion restrictions in a ruling issued Monday. The judge struck down the admitting privileges and drug dispensing provisions while allowing the extra office visit requirement to stand. The decision centers on whether the rules serve fetal life, women's health, and medical safety.
Justice Department key witnesses Alec Henderson and John Martinec were summoned to Capitol Hill for long depositions under congressional subpoenas. The interviews focus on how militants attacked the U.S. mission in Benghazi on September 11, 2012, the attackers’ weapons, security lapses, and whether the administration misled the public about the protest explanation.
A Common Sense Media survey finds seven in ten under eight have used a mobile device and usage has doubled in two years. babies and toddlers increasingly exposed as 28 percent use devices weekly and three quarters of homes own a mobile device. The study cites concerns from the AAP about screen time and calls for stronger protections.
Matthew McCrea and Steven White filed a complaint with the Illinois Department of Human Rights after a Sun Taxi driver ordered them out for kissing in the back seat on a rainy night. The driver was fined 1540 and fired. Lambda Legal represents the couple seeking unspecified compensation and seeking safety for others.
A 28 year old British hacker named Lauri Love and associates hacked U S Army networks and the Missile Defense Agency along with NASA and the EPA. Indictments unsealed in Newark and complaints in Alexandria describe stolen personal data of service members and federal employees including FBI personnel.
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