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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2013
Page
1
Two opponents of a Johnson County housing project propose to purchase all or part of 132 acres to halt the subdivision. The plan surfaces as local opposition heats up amid debate over the development and its footprint.
Prairie High School students celebrated a first place finish by their pep band in West Music's March Madness tourney. Kyren Gadson, Iowa State 197 pounder, trains for the NCAA meet in Des Moines a week after his father Willy Gadson died of cancer.
In Des Moines the Iowa House passed a two part bill to shield gun permit data from sheriffs and make straw purchases a Class D felony while seeking broader support. Representative Matt Windschitl said ambition is bipartisanship though Senate approval is uncertain.
Faith United Church of Christ conducts a local examination of poverty and its worldwide dimensions as part of The Gazette 2013 poverty series. The church seeks to understand economic problems and explore community action.
Boxes of juice applesauce and granola bars were packed at Faith United Church of Christ 1609 DeForest Ave Iowa City and delivered to Mark Twain Elementary School to aid hungry students. Marilyn Calkins notes rising child poverty and food insecurity amid national and Iowa data.
Republican leaders spark a mixed reaction with a five member panel’s recommendations urging minority outreach immigration reform and gay rights openness. RNC chair Reince Priebus distances himself from the plan calling it only advisory as factions resist.
Brook lyn dairy farmer Craig Lang faced tough questions from Democratic senators during a one hour confirmation hearing on his bid to remain on the Iowa Board of Regents. They pressed him on the Harkin Institute at Iowa State University and the University of Iowa president Sally Mason contract extension.
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