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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2013
Page
1
Iowa State Auditor will examine how secretary of state Matt Schultz used federal grant funds to hire a special state agent for voter fraud investigations. The probe aims to determine compliance and proper accounting of the money.
A gunman killed at least four people in multiple shootings in Santa Monica California before being shot dead by police in a college library. The spree occurred Friday prompting a police response and campus lockdowns in the seaside city.
The new plans reveal owner additions to the former C R chamber building, adding a second floor to expand business space. Details on exact use and timeline were discussed for Page 11A.
Elliott Sadler seeks a rebound at Iowa Speedway after a string of top five finishes in four starts along with three pole positions and a victory. The driver aims to build momentum for upcoming races as he eyes a strong showing on Page 1B.
A discussion on how each revision of the predominant mental illness guide alters the set of disorders. Readers learn that conditions disappear reappear or are redefined with new criteria and classifications.
The Gazette reports the wettest spring in 141 years strains Iowa farmers and the environment. With 12 percent of corn and 56 percent of soybeans yet to be planted, fears grow over crops and replanting as fields drown or fail to germinate.
Forecast notes Johnson County officials worry as 8 inch 24 hour rains flood corridors and unplanted fields. Solon farmer Ed Ulch reports 130 acres of corn under water as topsoil erodes, marking a severe sodden spring similar to last year.
A concise look at the ongoing recovery from the 2008 flood surge. It outlines current conditions in affected regions, lessons learned for resilience, and the status of rebuilding efforts, infrastructure repairs, and community support available to residents.
Vanessa Miller explores Iowa's law requiring surrender of guns for domestic related protection orders. Advocates say stronger enforcement is needed as gun violence prompts calls for stricter nationwide rules and better compliance with disarmament orders.
Gov. Terry Branstad says support for a gas tax increase has evaporated and urges exploring gambling profits or a dedicated share of the sales tax to fund road and bridge upgrades. He notes diminishing fuel funding as fuel efficiency rises and mentions using gaming proceeds or infrastructure funds as options.
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