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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2013
Page
1
Lawmakers in Iowa will examine several hot button transportation issues this session. Bills address moped helmet use cellphone citations and two lane highway speed limits.
Exchanges will debut in each state this fall to provide new health coverage options for consumers. The rollout aims to expand access while inviting users to compare plans and prices across providers.
Egypt faces a weekend of clashes over Islamist policies of President Mohammed Morsi leaving 50 dead. A state of emergency is imposed with a curfew in three Suez Canal provinces as authorities seek control of the turmoil.
Bethany Doolittle tallied a career high 19 points to spark a second half rally as the Hawks erased a 32-30 halftime deficit to beat Michigan in a key women’s basketball game. The Wolverines struggled in the final period as Doolittle and teammates pushed the attack.
The Gazette 2013 issue features comics sections, obituaries and horoscopes along with puzzles. It includes a lottery preview and river league sports notes.
U.S. officials say the next year will bring more modern vaccines and faster manufacturing. A long term goal is a universal flu shot every five to 10 years, cutting the need for annual inoculations. Experts expect eight to 10 more years of testing for a universal vaccine. Numerous new vaccines and production methods have been approved or developed by 2024, including four-strain vaccines, a cell-culture vaccine, and a gene-based option grown in insect cells.
Iowa flu season shows hundreds more tests than last year as officials push for improved vaccines including a possible universal shot every decade. Michael Pentella of the State Hygienic Laboratory says broader protection would cut transmission and reduce yearly flu impacts.
Two Iowa congressmen from opposite parties back pay restrictions. Tom Latham seeks a budget-driven no pay rule already added to a debt ceiling package. Dave Loebsack endorses a straight 10 percent pay cut to Congress.
Bruce Braley, 55, of Waterloo, says he is considering running for U.S. Senate seat held by retiring Tom Harkin. Harkin announced he will not seek re election in 2014 after a long tenure since 1985. Other potential candidates also surfaced while many stayed low profile.
A fire at Kiss nightclub in Santa Maria Brazil early Sunday killed more than 230 people and trapped others as smoke filled the venue. Witnesses cited a single exit blocked by bodies and a flare from band members as possible causes while officials investigate.
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