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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2013
Page
1
Iowa State Forester Paul Tauke says nearly all of the state's 55 million ash trees will die within 20 years. The warning highlights a looming landscape change as researchers call for proactive management.
Iowa begins preparations for Wednesday's Outback Bowl against LSU amid a humorous note about Santa Claus reportedly seen in the Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay elevator. The page notes the team’s readiness and a light moment during the buildup.
In Iowa City the New CreATIONS International Church relocates to 2929 Court St. after setbacks. The three woman praise team guides a lively Sunday service as the congregation begins life in a new foundation, avoiding homelessness during the holidays.
The Washington Post reports a looming tax burden as a relief law expires next year. Underwater homeowners negotiating short sales or mortgage reductions could face income tax on forgiven debt, risking added financial strain amid banks approving lower sale prices.
Springville Library Board President Treva Davis told a Linn County panel she did not instruct residents how to vote though she urged friends and board members to back Roger Shebetka. The election, decided 142 to 137 for Shebetka over Mayor Rick Heeren, faces claims of electioneering as eight witnesses were subpoenaed.
Rebels have seized some oil wells and may damage them, the petroleum ministry said as African leaders met President Salva Kiir in Juba to mediate ending nearly two weeks of fighting. Kenya and Ethiopia pressed Kiir during the capital talks as fears of ethnic civil war rise.
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