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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2013
Page
4
Rhode Island moves toward becoming the tenth U S state to extend marriage rights to same sex couples after Senate approval and House action in January. The bill returns to the House for a May 2 vote after amendments.
Five people including two young children were killed in a Manchester Illinois home. A 6 year old girl was seriously wounded. Police said the suspect Rick Smith 43 died in a shootout with officers. Victims were related including an infant boy two boys two women and a man. Names withheld pending notification.
Washington's Gil Kerlikowske argues against legalization during Baltimore speech and in Congress cites federal prohibition under the Controlled Substances Act. He urges more than 10.7 billion dollars for drug education and billions for enforcement, interdiction, and international programs in 2014.
Laura Bush spoke during a preview tour at Southern Methodist University of the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum. She highlighted the 9/11 display including a World Trade Center beam and recalled national unity after the attacks.
In Washington heated exchanges followed the start of required spending cuts as unpaid days off for air traffic controllers caused hundreds of flight delays. FAA officials and lawmakers clashed over budget flexibility while the agency reported 1,025 sequester related delays on Tuesday.
Defense Secretary Hagel said theU S assessment of chemical weapons in Syria is a serious process not to be rushed by external conclusions. He emphasized relying on U S intelligence while noting allies have reached similar opinions. A senior Israeli officer cited evidence of Syrian chemical use, and senators pressed Obama for a clear stance on who deployed chemicals.
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