Delayed Answers After Citizen-Times Fire Mystery
The Citizen-Times building fire remains unsolved after a month with publishers suspended and so called experts debate origins. Arson is claimed by some observers though authorities pace the inquiry, delaying conclusions and prolonging uncertainty about who started the blaze.
Easier to List Friends in Unfunny Month
In a city room amid a major fire probe, publishers joked about who would want the Citizen-Times out of business. The piece recalls that insurance on building contents had been cut recently from 75 000 to 50 000, a detail the crew notes few noticed amid the fire’s likely larger losses.
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Polygraph doubts and operator concerns in test request
The speaker questions polygraph accuracy and demands trained operators. They refuse intrusive personal probes yet offer to take a test, warning against using inconclusive results to pressure further examinations. They request public, reasoned explanations from officials.
Plumb Tucked Fire Threat to Citizen-Times Future
The Citizen-Times reports it is exhausted by ongoing fire-related turmoil and vows to persevere. The paper emphasizes its stake in the publication, defending its integrity and urging readers to understand the high stakes as it fights to continue delivering Linn County and Cedar Rapids news.
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