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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 2014
Page
1
Russia celebrated May Day while Ukraine faced ongoing military pressure. The newspaper notes the contrast between Russia’s parades and Ukraine’s continued conflict situation, highlighting a tense international moment with no clear resolution announced.
A 105 car Bakken shale crude oil train derailed in downtown Lynchburg Virginia after traveling slower than the 25 mph limit. NTSB investigator Jim Southworth said wreckage surveys began overnight as environmental crews evaluated a James River oil spill. Rain was noted as a possible factor and investigators will examine each detail.
Absent sweeping reforms, the 85th General Assembly wrapped up a limited session. Gov Branstad sought broadband, anti bullying, redevelopment incentives and veteran tax credits, with two of four goals passed. House adjourned and Senate planned a final vote before year end.
The boating industry cuts prices to attract buyers as firms emphasize value and affordability while sustaining sales. A separate note previews a basketball matchup next fall featuring Marcus Paige of Marion as Iowa faces a familiar opponent, the Tar Heels.
The Pentagon said sexual assaults in the U S military rose 50 percent in fiscal 2013 to 5 061 from 3 374 the prior year. Defense Secretary Hagel announced six new directives including an alcohol policy review to boost reporting by male victims.
The 79 page White House report warns data collection reveals intimate details and risks discrimination. It backs equal protection for online and offline communications and supports the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights, proposed in 2012, with extensions to non US citizens and student data protections.
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