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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2015
Page
4
Jeb Bush announced the formation of the Right to Rise political action committee to begin raising funds as he actively explores a 2016 presidential run following his earlier pledge to consider the White House bid.
CDC reports average six deaths daily from alcohol poisoning. Most victims are men aged 35 to 64, with 76 percent in that range, and binge episodes involve about eight drinks. Brain and vital functions are affected, sometimes causing death. In separate brief items SpaceX aborts Falcon 9 cargo launch at Cape Canaveral due to a late-stage technical issue. A Turkish woman detonates a bomb at Istanbul police station, killing herself and wounding two officers, prompting site closures.
President Obama signaled he would not approve a Senate Keystone XL bill introduced to bypass agency review. Senator Manchin urged compromise as Republicans push for passage with broad support but short of the 67 votes needed to override a veto. House vote expected Friday.
Florida began allowing gay marriages as the Supreme Court weighs whether same sex couples have a right to marry nationwide. Justices will meet in private to act on petitions from five states while an appeals court considers bans in Texas Mississippi and Louisiana. If accepted the court could rule by June addressing a national standard.
President Obama urged Mexican President Pena Nieto to halt the flow of unauthorized migrants including unaccompanied minors. They agreed on deeper cooperation with Central American governments and smoother access for eligible Mexicans to documents, as they discussed deportation limits.
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