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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2014
Page
1
The University of Iowa cautions the campus community about two separate sexual misconduct incidents reported in residence halls. The university urges vigilance and ongoing safety measures as details are reviewed.
Mississippi residents and religious organizations gain the right to sue the government if they believe state laws impede their free exercise of religion. The measure allows suits claiming violation of religious rights and broader protections in faith practice across the state.
Linn-Mar graduate Zach Bohannon of Wisconsin joined former President George W. Bush onstage during a Final Four event in Texas. He first asked Bush for a selfie with them, creating a memorable moment for the audience.
Construction planned to start next month on a redevelopment project in New Bohemia that will add housing and work spaces. A second brief notes a woman, Mary Potter Kenyon, writing a book after her husband's cancer diagnosis to share her recovery story.
Cedar Rapids officials spend five to six thousand dollars on two animated tutorials to explain keeping three feet between garbage recycling and yard waste bins. The project features a Basset Hound named Lucy guiding residents and includes a nod to the Dam across the Cedar River.
In Iowa City the Dream Center marks its new building with a grand opening on May 3 and a second annual benefit on May 41. Sam Stephens, once jailed for drunk driving and briefly separated from his children, now attends a father’s support group at Englert Theatre and has won full legal custody, drawing applause from attendees. Details at thedreamcenterin.org or (319) 621-8253.
Afghans vote nationwide for a new leader amid Taliban threats and violence. Dozens killed in the run up to voting while Afghan security forces deploy 350000+ troops to secure polling sites. Kabul is sealed off and Kandahar is under lockdown as preparations proceed.
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