West Nile case reported in Linn County Iowa
An unidentified adult aged 41 to 60 in Linn County is recovering from West Nile. The report appears on Page 2A of the West edition.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2013
Page
1
An unidentified adult aged 41 to 60 in Linn County is recovering from West Nile. The report appears on Page 2A of the West edition.
Hy-Vee announces the opening of its latest convenience store next month, detailing its location and expected services. The project marks a continued expansion of the retailer into local neighborhoods.
Jim Friest recorded his sixth hole in one in Decorah, a shot later tied to the birthday of his longtime friend Roy Kopriva who died in 2009. The pair, former 1970s coaches, started a golf event that has raised over $125,000 for the American Cancer Society.
The Gazette issue dated 2013 presents Volume 131 Number 175. Publication details and page notes accompany the standard local news and notices typical of the edition.
Egypt's military announced a transition government of technocrats after ousting President Mohammed Morsi and suspending the constitution. Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi said the move followed demands from a fractured opposition and that Morsi did not meet the masses' demands. The president's whereabouts were unclear and defenders of the Muslim Brotherhood reported him under house arrest.
Iowa farmers face rising herbicide-resistant weeds dubbed superweeds. ISU agronomist Micheal Owen warns they are not superior in growth or seeds and notes glyphosate reliance on Roundup-tolerant crops accelerates resistance, demanding diverse weed management strategies.
The Treasury granted firms with 50 or more workers a one year reprieve from providing health coverage as the White House faces pressure to soften the reform mandate. Critics argue the delay may invite further attacks on the health care overhaul while maintaining the January 1 deadline for other rules.
Gov. Terry Branstad says he took a hands off approach to a dispute involving a state trooper driving a vehicle in which the governor was riding. He cited confidence in law officers to protect him and the public amid reports the trooper was clocked at excessive speeds in April.
The governor told reporters he does not second guess and is not a back seat driver, expressing confidence in state troopers' driving skills and commitment to protect him as Lt. Gov. Reynolds speaks to motorists. Local notes indicate Branstad page 8A.
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