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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2012
Page
1
The State Climatologist notes 1988 and 2012 had record high temperatures with 1988 reaching 104 on July 31 and 2012 hitting 105 on July 7 and 25. The preliminary data covers through Sunday with statewide averages and normals listed.
A fragmented record shows precipitation figures for Iowa City across years with values such as 6.60 and 1.49 inches, plus references to 1988 and 2012. The snippet lists multiple inches readings and a NA marker, indicating missing data in places.
State climatologist Harry Hillaker says 2012 drought is worse than 1988 and rivals 1936 for severity. July hot and dry, third warmest on record, intensifies drought across Iowa. National experts note heat amplifies drought as page discusses damage estimates.
Atlanta based AP report surveys the rise of gluten free products as a potential epidemic. It notes millions now avoid gluten in bread and foods with celebrities and churches joining the trend. Mintel estimates 7 billion spent this year on gluten free foods while many buyers lack a clear gluten reaction.
Iowa City firm TMone, a business process outsourcing company, aims to hire 150 veterans by year end for its centers in Iowa City and Spearfish. It leverages NASCAR branding through Hiring Our Heroes and a Chevrolet sponsorship at Indianapolis race events to connect with veterans amid supply and demand gaps.
In Washington leaders Reid and Boehner announce a short term funding extension through March 2013 to avert a government shutdown. A White House official says military pay would be shielded from automatic cuts while agencies prepare for across the board reductions.
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