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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2014
Page
4
Federal agents uncover two drug smuggling tunnels beneath the U S Mexico border surfacing in San Diego area warehouses. A 73 year old woman is arrested over one warehouse linked to the operation, part of a five month San Diego Tunnel Task Force probe.
In Grays Ferry Philadelphia police say a jealous woman and about eight friends used a baseball bat to break windows and release live rats inside a South Philadelphia home. They also punched the 30 year old victim, stole her purse, and fled in a Chevy Lumina.
U S District Judge Timothy Black said Ohio must recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states and planned to issue a written decision by April 14 striking down the ban. The ruling concerns four couples legally wed elsewhere seeking recognition for births or adoptions though the state ban on out-of-state marriages remains under appeal by Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine.
Secretary of State Kerry said the United States is evaluating its role in Middle East peace talks after a week of setbacks. He warned the effort is not open ended and will hinge on whether Israelis and Palestinians move forward, with a return to Washington to confer with the Obama administration.
Four weeks after MH370 vanished, authorities expand the hunt with up to 10 military planes, three civilian jets and 11 ships scanning an 88,000 square mile area about 1,060 miles northwest of Perth. They aim to locate black box recorders before their batteries die while considering mechanical failure and deliberate diversion as possible causes.
Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant signed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act allowing individuals and organizations to sue the government over laws they claim hinder religious practice. The measure faces opposition from Civil rights groups and gay rights advocates who warn it could enable discrimination against gays and lesbians. Critics fear courts may use religion to justify denying services while supporters say it reduces government interference for faith groups.
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