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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2013
Page
4
In Washington the Obama administration warns of increasing teen marijuana use as risk perceptions soften. NIDA reports 60 percent of twelfth graders see no harm, and over 12 percent of eighth graders report past year use.
An Obama panel proposes limits on NSA bulk metadata collection and on spying on foreign leaders. It urges phones records be held by providers or a third party with court authorization to search. The report stresses increased judicial oversight and calls for cautious adoption by Obama and Congress.
The Vatican reports 1.55 million tickets issued for 30 general audiences since March. Real attendance likely much higher as overflow areas in St. Peter's Square hold at least 20 000 people. Crowds exceed Benedict XVI totals for 2012 by a wide margin.
America's Health Insurance Plans announces a one time extension for individual plan enrollees who pick a policy by Monday. The first month’s premium may now be paid by Jan 10 for retroactive coverage starting Jan 1 2014. Delays from HealthCare.gov and state marketplaces prompted the change.
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports new guidelines for people 60 and older setting treatment goals at 150 over 90 mm Hg to reduce medication burden. Lead author Paul James of the University of Iowa notes easing targets may cut drugs and interactions while not requiring changes for well controlled patients.
A bipartisan budget package won final Senate approval 64 to 36 with nine Republicans joining all Democrats. The $85 billion plan raises 2014 and 2015 spending by 63 billion, funds deficits with new airline travel fees and pension cuts for new federal and younger uninsured military personnel, and avoids new taxes. Lawmakers must readdress funding before the government runs out.
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