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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2013
Page
1
The United States Postal Service will now deliver Sunday packages in Iowa City and other Iowa cities amid a holiday rush. Kerry calls Kim Jong Un reckless and insecure after his uncle's execution.
Community members unite to help a Cedar Rapids family travel to Disney World following the sudden death of their 17 month old son. The group organized donations and support to grant the family a much needed trip amid their loss.
After five weeks without practice, Josh Oglesby says he is ready to play for Iowa in the non conference finale against Arkansas Pine Bluff. The senior guard eyes a strong return for the Hawkeyes.
CDC highlights four Nashville infants who hemorrhaged after parents refused vitamin K shots at birth. Three suffered brain bleeds, one GI bleed. all survived but may face long term neurological effects. Frieden says ensuring vitamin K at birth is critical to protect infants.
Dr. Tom Frieden warns that skipping vitamin K after birth is an emerging trend with potentially devastating consequences for infants and families, urging adherence to newborn prophylaxis.
Nelson Mandela was laid to rest in Qunu in the Eastern Cape where he was born. President Jacob Zuma led a tribute sing as mourners rose, while Ahmed Kathrada recalled the deep loss. The ceremony ended with a mournful hymn as Mandela's coffin was carried away.
The 2012 Iowa Kids Count report for Linn County notes 7,007 of 50,775 children aged 17 and under lived in poverty in 2011, a 13.8 percent rate and an 81.6 percent rise since 2000, despite scholastic gains. Iowa overall poverty is 17.1 percent in 2011. Officials cite ongoing economic struggles for families, with state trends slower than county changes.
Rep. Juan Mendez of Arizona describes fear at public invocations as one of the few openly non religious lawmakers. Despite rising unaffiliated Americans, stigma persists for atheists in politics, says Secular Coalition for America. Pew data shows unaffiliated as fastest growing group from 2007 to 2012.
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