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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2014
Page
1
A line of severe thunderstorms in Iowa left at least one person dead and spawned a confirmed tornado northeast of Mount Vernon. Local officials are assessing damage as crews respond to affected areas.
A base agreement would enable U S and Philippine forces to operate from Philippine bases under a formal agreement. The accord aims to expand military cooperation and posture in the Pacific region amid regional tensions.
Drive for life event raises funds for cancer research in tribute to organizer’s daughter battling illness. Community event showcases trucks and tractors and honors family courage while supporting local health research.
Iowa Today reports the field of court reporting is thinning due to retirements. A community college program launches to recruit the next generation, tapping into younger students and modern communication methods to fill vacancies.
University of Northern Iowa showcase features running backs who stepped in during David Johnson’s injury. The page highlights several capable rushers contributing yardage and scoring, underscoring UNI’s depth at the position.
Pope Francis proclaimed Blessed John XXIII and John Paul II saints before more than half a million pilgrims in St. Peter's Square. The ceremony featured tapestries of the duo and relics near the altar as the church marks a unifying moment for Catholics worldwide.
UI seniors of Rho Lambda and Zeta Tau Alpha organize a self-defense seminar after repeated campus alerts about sexual assault. Local martial arts instructor Jack Michel teaches techniques to 112 women, boosting awareness and confidence to respond to threats on campus.
Lawmakers return to Des Moines for what may be the session’s last week with key budget bills unresolved. Senate Majority Leader Mike Gronstal says to stay until the job is done and instructs drafting for immediate consideration. House Speaker Kraig Paulsen cites Tuesday as realistic for action.
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