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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2015
Page
1
Brooklyn men were arrested over plans to join ISIS with three immigrants suspected of plotting attacks in the United States. Authorities say the suspects sought to join an extremist group and faced charges related to their alleged plots.
Chicago man receives a maximum sentence after a lethal heroin dose. The defendant will serve more than 30 years in prison in a case heard on Page 7A.
The planning note states the Madison Street Residence Hall will be larger than originally planned, standing taller and accommodating more students. Vegetarian Lent meals featured with beans and grains highlighted as filling and healthy meatless options.
Baylor fires a barrage of 3s to overpower Iowa State 1B, handing the Cyclones their first home loss of the season at Ames.
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Gov. Terry Branstad signed a 10 cent fuel tax hike to fund roads and bridges in Iowa. The measure takes effect Sunday, with gasolene and diesel prices rising statewide as projects begin to access additional funding. Branstad defended the move amid mixed public opinion.
Analysis shows a 10 cent per gallon fuel tax increase raises the average monthly cost for drivers. The article estimates typical households will see modest rises in their total fuel expenses based on current consumption patterns.
Cedar Rapids Mayor Ron Corbett used his sixth State of the City speech to claim the city has moved beyond flood recovery from 2008 and face new challenges. He told 650 attendees at the U.S. Cellular Center that the rain is gone and outlined five top policy priorities.
Authorities confirm Mitchell Haferbecker 45 and Sherry Haferbecker 44 died at 731 Memorial Drive SE after an early morning 911 hang up and a later cellphone tip. The couple, guardians at College Community schools, were found dead and the motive remains unknown. A note was discovered but its contents will not be released.
Iowa senators Wally Horn and Randy Feenstra pushed a 75 mph speed limit for rural interstates, citing better road design and tech upgrades. DOT researcher warned of more crashes if the limit rises from 70, while neighboring South Dakota already uses 75 mph.
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