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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2014
Page
1
The United States accuses Russia of arming rebels with missiles and conducting training, signaling heightened Cold War era tensions. Official claims describe Moscow supporting insurgents with weaponry and expertise, aiming to influence regional conflict dynamics.
Johnson County Board of Supervisors asks towns to place sales tax revenue toward a courthouse expansion. The proposed expansion details accompany a separate public vote, with decisions expected on Page 2A.
Illinois Gov signs measure permitting medical marijuana for epilepsy patients including children and adults to ease symptoms. The law, enacted Sunday, outlines access and safeguards to qualified patients statewide.
The actor James Garner, famed for comedy and drama in film and television, has died. His versatile career spanned stage and screen, with enduring popularity across decades.
Martin Dwyer and board decide to buy a church in the Mound View neighborhood for Mission of Hope despite neighbor opposition. Dwyer cites improved operations from a storefront in Cedar Rapids and says fears are not facts as neighbors warn of crime and reduced home values.
The EPA proposes new guidelines to interpret the 1972 Clean Water Act amid farmer and Farm Bureau opposition. Officials say the rule clarifies authority, preserving agricultural exemptions, while critics worry federal overreach. The agency, with the Army Corps, says it scales back scope to 1980s levels and awaits October public comments.
Superintendent Sarah Pinion says Marion Independent School District will cut $700,000 from the 2015 general fund after reductions in positions. Salaries for administrators and teachers rise about 4.4 percent despite a $900,000 shortfall, with overall salary and benefits spending down by $266,739 from 2014 to 2015. Pinion frames the plan as a fairness issue as staff take on more duties.
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