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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2013
Page
1
Rep. Mark Smith of Marshalltown elected to lead the Iowa House Democrats as minority leader. The decision was announced as part of party leadership changes reported on page 3A.
Marius Noden aimed to be a baseball player and spent his days at the stadium. An injury in high school ended that dream, but he remains at the stadium as Mr. Shucks and works to climb the sports ladder.
Obama era defense cites congressional checks as reason to keep bulk data collection. lawmakers say they faced restricted ability to challenge scope and legality. Officials claim extensive briefings and disclosure, while some committee members report guarded briefings with tight questions and few details.
A Gazette investigation finds undercover license plates issued to utility vehicles and agency cars not listed as eligible. The Iowa Department of Transportation seeks audits of more than 350 local, state, and federal agencies after Gov Branstad ordered a review following a report of over 3,200 undercover plates in circulation.
The Iowa Department of Transportation seeks audits by 350 agencies on undercover plates. Cedar Rapids Police say 70 plate sets are unlisted in computerized files, including a red Jeep used for a mobile speed camera parked on I-380 shoulder in May 2010.
President Obama told the Disabled American Veterans in Orlando that the backlog of veterans disability claims has fallen 20 percent from 611000 at the end of March and vowed to eliminate delays. He announced a new mental health initiative and said no one should wait years for benefits earned through military service.
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