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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2014
Page
4
In Murrysville Pennsylvania officials seek motive for a stabbing spree by 16 year old Alex Hribal at Franklin Regional High School. He faces attempted homicide and aggravated assault charges after using 8 inch blades, leaving about two dozen wounded.
Denver officials report the 10th Circuit panel grapples with Windsor guidance on whether Utah's ban on same sex marriages violates a fundamental right. The court notes Windsor does not compel states to grant or ban such marriages and signals more rulings to come nationwide.
A federal judge ruled Indiana must recognize the August marriage of Amy Sandler and Nikole Quasney, a terminally ill same-sex couple. The order also directs issuance of a death certificate listing Sandler as surviving spouse if Quasney dies, reflecting ongoing legal battles over same sex marriage recognition nationwide.
Barack Obama, at the LBJ Presidential Library in Austin, lauds Lyndon B. Johnson as a civil rights pioneer and defends Great Society programs while reflecting on the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act. He cites improvements for African Americans and connects Johnsons work to his own presidency. Rep John Lewis and Johnson’s daughter Lynda attended the event among civil rights leaders and veterans.
Newsday reports Stephen Colbert named host of The Late Show, replacing David Letterman when he retires next year. Letterman praises Colbert as a real friend and says CBS chose him, noting Colbert’s talents as host, writer, producer, satirist, and comedian. CBS Entertainment chief Nina Tassler lauds Colbert’s wide range of accomplishments and upcoming network television debut.
Four young women born with vaginal anomalies received lab-built vaginas using their own cells. Follow-up shows tissue indistinguishable from native, with growth as they mature. All are sexually active. two menstruate normally, hinting ovarian function. Study led by Anthony Atala reports potential for reconstructive options.
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