Gas Grade Change to Raise Iowa Gas Costs by September
Operators of Iowa's largest pipeline system announce a shift in gasoline grades that will complicate or raise the price of unleaded regular fuel by mid September. The change prompts concerns about transportation costs and consumer impact across the state.
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Peace talks resume as familiar patterns persist
In the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian peace process familiar stalemates reappear as negotiations set to reconvene. Analysts say limited progress and recurring gaps threaten any breakthrough despite renewed dialogue.
Downtown goes to the dogs
Meetman's best friend at the Five Season's Plaza in downtown Cedar Rapids each Wednesday through Aug. 28.
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Beckman Stays Tough in 2A Quarterfinal
Beckman, defending champions, survive a slow bat game in a Class 2A quarterfinal against Waterloo Columbus. The report highlights resilience and clutch plays as the team advances Page 1B. The piece also notes a business feature on a gallery finding a new location, Page 5B.
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Weather bulletin page from The Gazette 2013
The Gazette issue Weather Vol 131 No 201 presents a regional forecast and climate notes. It lists temperatures rainfall and expected conditions for the coming days with localized advisories and map references.
Former Iowa justice to review firing of state investigator
Former Iowa Supreme Court Justice Louis Lavorato is assigned to review the July 17 dismissal of Division of Criminal Investigation Agent Larry Hedlund. Hedlund alleges his firing relates to a complaint Branstad vehicle speeding incident and his attorney criticizes a 500 page Confidential Case File as defamatory while Lavorato remains silent on using the report.
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Pope Francis urges no judgment on gays in conciliatory remarks
Pope Francis says gay people should not be judged and should be integrated, though he reaffirms that homosexual acts are sins. He notes he cannot judge gay priests and supports more leadership for women in church roles while defending the ban on female priests. He also speaks candidly about Vatican Bank scandals.
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Pope Francis reinforces church stance on homosexuality
The pope said on a plane home from Brazil that if a person is gay and seeks God they should not be judged or marginalized. Archbishop Michael Jackels of Dubuque echoed that the comments do not change church policy.
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Cedar Rapids casino developers tied to political contributions
The Gazette reports that two Peninsula Gaming Partners executives and their company faced allegations of illegal campaign contributions to Gov. Culver in 2009. Steve Gray, lead Cedar Rapids casino investor, hosted a 2012 fundraiser for Gov. Branstad as the group pursued a state gaming license.
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