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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 2013
Page
1
An effort to repeal the 21-only law in Iowa City resurfaces three years after passage. Pope Francis condemns factory collapse conditions as slave labor in Bangladesh.
A quick fruit filled tart offers an easy, satisfying jam flavored dessert option. The piece on Page 11A notes a simple recipe idea and its suitability for off season entertaining.
Paul James, the athletics director at Washington, will return to coaching the Warriors football team next school year if the school board approves. James previously coached at Wash from 1995 to 2005 and now plans to resume duties alongside athletic leadership. The move follows his broader responsibilities in Cedar Rapids and Washington high school athletics.
Travelers and locals flock to a multi month festival running May through September. The event showcases arts food and live performances in downtown venues drawing families couples and culture fans.
U S authorities charge Azamat Tazhayakov Dias Kadyrbayev and Rabel Phillips with conspiring to obstruct justice by hiding a backpack with fireworks found in Dzhokhar Tsarnaevs dorm room during the manhunt. The men are Kazakh students and a U S citizen described as Tsarnaevs friends.
A Gazette report notes protection and theft concerns attributed to writer Diane Heidt. The piece outlines incidents and responses by local authorities and security measures discussed in the publication.
Kirkwood Community College faces a 400000 to 500000 cost after a March incident where hackers accessed eight years of archived application data affecting more than 125000 people. The price covers a security firm, credit monitoring for one year, and related expenses.
An eight person jury awarded 240 million dollars to 32 mentally disabled men abused while employed by Henrys Turkey Service in Atalissa Iowa. The decision is described as historic and may be the largest EEOC verdict and possibly the biggest ADA related verdict.
The Iowa Senate approved a House backed bill to require DNA samples from aggravated misdemeanor convictions including assaults thefts and multiple DUIs. The measure exempts juvenile deferred judgments and certain nonviolent offenses. Critics say it raises privacy concerns while supporters cite aiding crime solving and exonerations.
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