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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2013
Page
1
Construction workers and families join community members Saturday to reflect on the past and look forward to the future of Hancher. The report notes a blessing ceremony and plans for renewal within the site.
Dondre Alexander led a big scoring night against Division I opponents on Page 1B, highlighting potential talents and strong performances. The showcase emphasized his scoring ability, finishing in double figures, and drew attention from scouts and fans.
Vol 131 No 172 2013 Gazette presents a compact page featuring INDEX CLASSIFIE COMICS DEAR ABBY DEATHS LOTTERY PUZZLES RIVER LEV SPORTS TV WEATHER This brief listing outlines the day’s sections and key topics without detailed stories or outcomes.
The 2013 Iowa General Assembly and Gov. Branstad enacted laws taking effect today. Offenders face penalties for radar jammer possession, police device removal, and DNA sampling for aggravated misdemeanors. The package also creates reinvestment districts, school employee background checks, expanded farm tour liability protections, E-911 fees, online license renewals, and new sex offender zones for ice cream trucks.
Five years after Iowa’s Clean Indoor Air Act took full effect in 2008 debates persist over government reach and lifesaving aims. Proponents note healthier environments while opponents cite personal and business freedoms amid sparse ashtrays in public spaces.
Washington Post reports senior intelligence officials, led by ODNI general counsel Robert Litt, say misinfo has circulated about NSA programs. Amid disclosures, lawmakers flag inaccuracies after NSA deletes a flawed fact sheet and public remarks warn of false statements by officials.
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