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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2013
Page
3
An official states suspects plotted a July 4 attack. Investigators say the plan involved intent to target a public event and were halted before execution. Authorities released few further details pending ongoing prosecutions.
The University of Iowa announces a record setting $1.7 billion fundraising drive focused on student scholarships faculty research support and campus facilities. Bees face sharp decline in the United States due to parasites disease and pesticides harming pollination.
Warren Buffett argues that women's advancement equals national progress and economic strength. He asserts women should have equal opportunities to reach the same levels of success as men, calling for policy and cultural changes to support their achievement.
Guardians and veterans share an emotional and memorable flight as part of the Eastern Iowa Honor Flight program. The story highlights the impact of this journey on participants and their guardians.
U S health insurers show reluctance to join new state exchanges opening Oct 1, risking limited competition in some markets. Firms, some opponents of the reform, warn prices could rise for consumers amid slow enrollment and regulatory hurdles.
States decide to create private health insurance exchanges under the ACA or allow federal operation or public private partnerships. This overview tracks current status across states and highlights varying approaches to marketplace setup and governance.
Lemi Tilahun of Cedar Rapids and his parents Shuna Tosa and Tamene Gelashe pursue immigration for five cousins aged 3 to 14 in Ethiopia. Their mother, Hajo Tosa, is near death from brain cancer. their father died of malaria. The family seeks visas for a reunion and a chance at schooling and a better life.
Defense Secretary Hagel says the United States is rethinking its stance on arming Syrian rebels while Obama signals no immediate decision. He cautions weapons could reach extremist groups like Nusra Front, favoring caution over direct intervention. Obama speaks from Mexico.
Syria's Homs district saw smoke after what activists described as shelling by forces loyal to President Bashar al Assad on Monday amplifying fears of renewed combat in the area.
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