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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2013
Page
1
U S News and World Report names Kennedy High School the best in Iowa in a statewide ranking. The feature highlights the school’s academic performance and community impact as a local point of pride.
About 100 people gathered at the Starlite Room in Cedar Rapids to support Washington High School coach Tony Lombardi after his forced resignation from football and baseball. Supporter Mark Todd urged efforts to reinstate him.
The Gazette features classifieds and puzzles including Dear Abe TM notices, a lottery box, sports previews, TV listings, and weather notes with a 2013 publication stamp.
A Reuters report traces Tamerlan Tsarnaev's life from a flashy boxer in America to a volatile period in Dagestan. It notes a radical shift after a stay in Makhachkala and hints at his influence from militant Islam before the Boston Marathon attack. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev remains hospitalized.
A Seabrook New Hampshire fireworks shop sold Tamerlan Tsarnaev two reloadable mortar kits on February 6. Phantom Fireworks executive William Weimer said Tsarnaev asked for the biggest and loudest item and paid $199.99 in cash. The sale is described as part of new details in the Boston Marathon bombing case.
City Council votes 7 2 to amend the ethics ordinance requiring council members city officials and board and commission members to file current financial disclosure forms. The measure aims to reveal officials and immediate families ties to city vendors and requires recusals in conflicts. Judi Whetstine of the ethics board says conflicted members should leave the room.
A small group of Iowa House conservatives seeks to reduce pay for justices who ruled in Varnum v. Brien striking down a ban on same sex marriage. They argue the court damaged separation of powers and seek to rebalance state government among three branches.
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