Judge denies change of venue in murder trial
A judge refused to move the murder trial of a man accused of killing his girlfriend. The decision preserves the original venue and proceeding in the case.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2015
Page
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Living Pageant Showcases Bohemian Miss Czech Slovaks
Bohemian heritage featured on stage as contestants represent Czech Slovak communities across the state in a Living Pageant. Local participants highlight culture, culture clubs, and regional pride during the Page 1C coverage.
Iowa girls report higher bullying and suicide thoughts in youth survey
Iowa’s 2014 Iowa Youth Survey shows girls across sixth, eighth and 11th grades face more bullying and feel more hopeless than boys. Among all students 17 percent felt sad or hopeless for two weeks or more in the past year, with 23 percent of girls versus 12 percent of boys.
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Iowa
State Department of Public Health
Department of Public Health
Wind power could supply a third of electricity by 2050
The Energy Department released a study showing wind energy could provide more than one third of U.S. electricity by 2050 and deliver net consumer energy savings. Growth since 2000 has tripled and wind now accounts for about 5 percent of electric power, with potential to cut air pollution and aid national energy goals.
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Districts seek to change learning models with new superintendents
The Gazette reports Marion Independent School District Superintendent Sarah Pinion retires after a long career. Cedar Rapids Community School District Superintendent David Benson plans to retire after six years. Linn-Mar Community School District Superintendent Katie Mulholland announced this will be her final year. The trio have 100 years of combined service and first joined in 2009. New superintendents start July 1 as districts expect younger leaders ahead.
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