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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2014
Page
1
Family and friends plan a weekend vigil for a Cedar Rapids man found unresponsive Tuesday. The report notes the death as a local tragedy with funeral details to follow.
An expedited security screening program will be rolled out at The Eastern Iowa Airport. The plan aims to shorten lines and reduce waiting times at security checkpoints for air travelers.
A page 14A feature recalls how fresh paprika inspired a lifelong passion for flavor. The piece credits a grandmother with teaching the cook to grow, grind, and use paprika in dishes, shaping regional tastes and memories.
The Hawkeyes secured 18 new signees on national signing day, a mix of impact potential and uncertain futures. The piece notes how de commitments can swing outcomes, and hints at the broader implications for Iowa's roster.
The Gazette issue date and volume listing appear in OCR form with limited readable text. The fragment announces the publication without detailing specific articles, events, or notices present in the issue.
Burlingon native Janelle Blanco pursued teaching after a high school job shadow. She is finishing her early childhood education degree at Iowa State University and aims to teach in Ames or Ankeny after graduation. The state’s teacher workforce remains far less diverse than its student population, with only 2.5 percent of new full-time teachers identifying as minority in 2012-13.
Polk County District Judge Scott Rosenberg ordered the state to reopen the Toledo home after ruling the governor overstepped authority by shutting it last month. Gov Branstad’s office said it is reviewing the ruling with the Attorney General to explore options.
Cedar Rapids police chief Wayne Jerman says officers acted properly when taking guns from a home during a crisis call on January 28. He notes Robert Livingston was not deemed a threat at the time, but shortly after, he killed three people and himself near his family’s home.
Police described an estranged husband, Robert Livingston, 47, entering his mother in law Linda Huber’s home on January 30 and opening fire with an AR-15 style rifle killing his wife and Huber before killing himself with a .380 handgun. The couple’s two daughters were present in the home.
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