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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 2013

Page

3

Syria experts weigh complex path to disarm chemical weapons

Experts say U.N. disarmament of Syria’s extensive chemical arsenal would take years and face immense hurdles. Key questions include full disclosure of production, storage, and delivery networks, secure access for inspectors, and protection for teams amid ongoing war and possible insurgent threats.

Washington United Nations Syria White House U.N Bashar al-Assad Markus Binder University of Maryland Al-Assad Assad Raymond Zilinskas Monterey Institute of International Studies Tim Trevan Iraq House Armed Services Committee John Kerry Obama Damascus Martin Dempsey Joint Chiefs of Staff Senate Committee

Cedar Rapids rolls out nuisance abatement SAFE CR program

Cedar Rapids moves to reduce nuisance properties with a citywide training for landlords and property managers. The SAFE CR program, under Police Department supervision, will hire five staff and launch Oct. 1. It requires an eight hour course by July 1, 2014 and offers background checks for landlords at eight dollars per check.

Cedar Rapids Safe CR Safe-Cr Steve O’konek Jeff Pomeranz Monica Vernon Davenport O’konek

New York Mayoral Primary Narrows To Final Votes

With about 25 percent of precincts reporting in the Democratic race, Bill de Blasio led with 39 percent, Bill Thompson 25 percent, and Christine Quinn 16 percent as exit polls hint at a possible runoff. Anthony Weiner trailed at 5 percent. Republican Joe Lhota led with 52 percent over John Catsimatidis at 41 percent with 80 percent of precincts in.

New York Bill de Blasio New York City Michael Bloomberg United States de Blasio Bill Thompson Christine Quinn Ny1 Television New York Times Thompson Bloomberg Quinn Anthony Weiner Joe Lhota Rudolph Giuliani Lhota Metropolitan Transportation Authority John Catsimatidis NY1 Reuters Brooklyn

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