Rebels Ignore Putin Plea to Delay Self-Rule Vote
Ukrainian rebels reject Vladimir Putin's appeal to postpone a self-rule vote set for Sunday. The action intensifies regional tensions as authorities prepare for the ballot.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2014
Page
1
Ukrainian rebels reject Vladimir Putin's appeal to postpone a self-rule vote set for Sunday. The action intensifies regional tensions as authorities prepare for the ballot.
A Page 11A piece argues that successful aging stems from a proactive, lifelong routine of regular exercise, balanced diet, and ample sleep begun in youth to improve health and longevity.
Cedar Rapids native Zach Johnson opened The Players Championship with a flashy start and finished the first round tied for 19th place. The report notes he sits in a solid position heading into the weekend.
A 27 page affidavit details a Cedar Rapids business earning over 1.3 million from synthetic marijuana over 18 months in 2012 and 2013. Mohammad and Melissa Al Sharairei, owners of Puff N' Stuff II and Aladdin Restaurant, allegedly used proceeds to buy 14 to 15 homes including a Cedar Rapids property. They were arrested Wednesday on related charges.
After 20 years as a high school coach, Mike Parker discusses coaching methods and the rise of non teaching coaches in Iowa. Officials warn that lack of teaching duties may hinder when building student boundaries and expectations, as Iowa's 1984 law change prompted changes in coaching roles.
A Cedar Rapids 100 foot ladder truck introduced in 1997 carried a Psalm 23 themed image with a Jesus like figure. After a civil rights commission complaint the department quietly painted over the image and replaced it with the department logo.
WHO data show American maternal mortality increased from 12 to 28 deaths per 100 000 births between 1990 and 2013, bucking a global trend of falling deaths. Despite higher rates than 1990, U S remains safer than many nations, while Canada and other rich countries show mixed changes.
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