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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2014
Page
4
In a diplo mat speech in London Pope Francis called abortion a sign of wasteful modern culture citing hunger and food waste as broader threats to peace. He linked dignity denial to global conflict amid his early papacy.
California’s humane chicken standards push a conflict over interstate trade in eggs and other farm goods as Congress negotiates a multiyear farm bill. Rep. Steve King urges federal override, arguing state rules harm free trade, while opponents warn of sweeping state rights erosion and impacts on workers and animal welfare.
In Jerusalem a state memorial honored Ariel Sharon with Vice President Biden and former British Prime Minister Blair in attendance. Biden called Sharon a complex man and noted his nickname Bulldozer while praising his leadership and yearning for peace amid current Middle East talks. Sharon was buried later at Sycamore Farm near the Gaza border.
Federal investigators examine whether about 2 million in Superstorm Sandy relief funds funded a television ad campaign featuring Gov. Chris Christie and his family. The inquiry began after a request from Rep. Frank Pallone Jr. and centers on a 25 million marketing push to revive Jersey Shore, amid Christie’s 2016 presidential prospects.
Congressional negotiators unveil a 1.1 trillion dollar spending plan to fund federal agencies through the fiscal year. House and Senate leaders prepare a temporary bill to keep the government open through the week end as review continues. The measure follows a bipartisan budget deal that partially restores sequester cuts, boosting some agencies while leaving others below prior goals. Senate and House leaders, including Barbara Mikulski and Harold Rogers, pressed for a final package amid tight deadlines.
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