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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2013
Page
1
Three men charged in connection with the Septembers Cedar Rapids death appear in court as bond is set. The report notes the case's status and next court steps for the involved suspects.
Fifth ranked Cedar Rapids Xavier defeated top ranked Sioux City Heelan 68 to 57 in a Class 4A semifinal at the state girls basketball tournament.
Pro and anti casino campaigns report a combined 2.2 million spent ahead of the Linn County vote. Vote Yes Linn County lists 1.483 million in spending from about 1.503 million in contributions, while Just Say No Casino shows 727,977 spent from 750,050 in contributions.
Lead investor Drew Skogman and Steve Gray said investors contributed enough to fund the Vote Yes campaign. They emphasized they spent to ensure the public receives the casino project facts and messaging.
In Mount Vernon, Judy Askew marks two years free of gambling while facing a $50,000 debt and a felony theft conviction. A University of Iowa study cites 1.4 percent pathological gamblers locally, with state estimates near 3 percent. The article notes broader worries about problem gambling in Iowa without new casino development.
The Senate rejected a Republican bid to alter the $85 billion broad-based spending reductions with a 62 to 38 vote, as President Obama and GOP leaders blamed each other for gridlock. The White House warned of possible disruptions while the Senate chaplain prayed for guidance.
Pope Benedict ends his 2000 year reign pledging unconditional obedience to the successor while Vatican locks down awaiting a new pope. Swiss Guards depart as the papal residence doors close and Easter is targeted for the naming of the next pope.
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