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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2013
Page
1
A new Sag Wagon Deli and Brew will open just north of downtown Cedar Rapids catering to bicyclists and locals. The shop promises deli fare and drinks at a neighborhood watering hole location on Page 2A.
The former Wichita bishop Michael Jackels was appointed by Pope Francis as the 12th archbishop of the Dubuque Catholic Archdiocese. Major pages note defense policy change sought by Hagel, a unique cabbage prize for a Waverly student, and a local car enthusiasts venture. Also coverage of Jon McKowen’s expected hiring as Kennedy boys basketball coach.
Iowa Senate rejected two of Gov. Terry Branstad’s picks for the Board of Regents after a party line floor fight. Brooklyn dairy farmer Craig Lang and construction executive Robert Cramer failed to win confirmation while Subhash Sahai, a Webster City physician, was confirmed 45 to 5. Branstad condemned the action, praising Lang and Cramer’s service and criticizing the process.
In Cedar Rapids a west side parcel on C Avenue NE sits as Hy-Vee plans a new store amid a $90 million street project. Tower Terrace Road will span from I 380 to Highway 13, cutting through Cedar Rapids Hiawatha Robins and Marion, signaling suburban versus city tensions as the four-lane and two-lane sections emerge.
Britain and millions mourn Margaret Thatcher former prime minister who reshaped the economy with free market reforms. Tributes pour in from Tony Blair Mikhail Gorbachev Barack Obama and others as debate about her legacy continues. The Daily Mail calls her The Woman Who Saved Britain while the Daily Mirror questions the ceremonial funeral. She remains Britain s only female prime minister.
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