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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2013
Page
1
The Marion City Council unanimously approved a deal to build a solid waste recycling facility in an industrial area behind the Public Services Center, marking a major step for the city’s disposal strategy.
Supporters of Egypt's deposed president plan a Friday of martyrs with large protests risking more bloodshed. The report notes anticipated demonstrations and potential clashes amid ongoing political unrest.
Three Corridor companies advance to the Pappajohn Business Plan Competition finals. The event highlights regional entrepreneurs and startup plans.
The Gazette lists classifieds comics and sections Dear Abby Deaths Lottery Puzzles River Levels Sports TV Weather and reflects a 2013 issue Vol 131 No 225 with several feature areas.
The Cedar Rapids Public Library unveils a $45 million, environmentally friendly downtown location at 450 Fifth Ave SE adjacent to Greene Square Park. The 11 percent larger building replaces more than 160 000 lost items and houses over 225 000 books DVDs and CDs. Susan McDermott, library board president, calls the space stunning and beyond expectations.
The Cedar Rapids Public Library celebrates its new downtown site with a Saturday event at Greene Square Park. A 9 a.m. party precedes a 10 a.m. ribbon cutting and a full day of activities including a time capsule sculpture dedication tours music crafts story time and auditorium events.
Lawmakers use summer recess to tour China the Middle East and Scotland on trips funded by lobbyists and groups with legislative aims. Critics say the travel undermines ethics reforms and offers little public benefit while watchdogs cite ongoing concerns about privately financed official travel.
An activist wearing a gas mask is pictured in Zamalka Damascus as activists allege chemical weapons were used by forces loyal to President Bashar al Assad, prompting international concern.
The United Nations demanded immediate access for Syria's chemical weapons experts to rebel-held Damascus suburbs where hundreds may have died from a gas attack. The U.S. administration voiced alarm, suggesting the regime's involvement, but awaited confirmation of a chemical attack and its source before any response.
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