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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2013
Page
1
Iowa funding veto blocks 3 million dollars for planning and design of a University of Iowa pharmacy building. Branstad cites state budget priorities as the reason for the veto. The page notes NSA documents indicating latitude to retain and use citizens communications under set conditions.
Ten Thousand Ripples project presents small Buddhas as public art in Chicago. A partial Buddha head appears to emerge from the ground as part of the community sculpture effort.
A new Cedar Rapids eatery named Forever Health Care will open June 29 offering healthful menu options. The modest grand opening signals a focus on nutritious choices in a casual dining setting.
Mike Gesell appeared healthy on opening night of the Prime Time League in North Liberty. The game on Page 1B highlighted his readiness as he took the court for Prime Time action and looked sharp in early play.
In a surprise vote, House Republicans and Democratic supporters of food stamps blocked a 500 billion farm bill, the first since at least 40 years to fail passage. Tea Party fiscal conservatives disrupted the process, leaving farmers and agribusiness groups in the lurch without a stopgap solution by Sept. 30.
Iowa residents show deep divides over gun rights as senators Harkin and Grassley vote differently on universal background checks. Phil Roe and Joyce Carman illustrate contrasting views on home gun use and safety amid a national debate in Washington.
The IowaCare program for low income adults ages 19 to 64 ends this year and is replaced by a "much better program" under Iowa Health and Wellness Plan. DHS spokesman Roger Munns says the change ends a 2005 era initiative amid legislative debate at the statehouse.
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