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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2013
Page
1
A business snapshot details Linn Star Trans considered choices at every stage of a transfer decision. The report outlines strategic options, potential partners, and the impact on timelines and costs. The narrative emphasizes careful evaluation before finalizing the movement plan.
Feature traces Harriet Tubman’s journeys guiding enslaved people to liberty. Profiles key routes, dangers, and lasting impact on abolitionist history and modern memory.
With 30.2 percent of students and 20 percent of Penn Elementary pupils in the Iowa City Community School District receiving free or reduced meals, educators weigh what diversity means beyond white skin color. The Iowa Department of Education reports 79.8 percent white statewide, while Cedar Rapids diversity committee outlines a mission of equal support and access.
The Gazette reports a high stakes legal battle in college sports with billions tied to conference alignments and antitrust scrutiny. Attorney profiles, university officials, and conference leaders are cited as the key players in the dispute shaping future college athletics.
Inside Iowa City reports a pivotal federal antitrust suit led by former UCLA All American Ed O'Bannon against the NCAA and member schools accusing a price fixing scheme that deprives student athletes of earnings from likenesses. A June 20 hearing will decide class action status and inclusion of current players.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius asks health industry officials to donate funds to help implement the Affordable Care Act after Congress rejected extra appropriations. The outreach aims to support a shoestring budget as the administration pursues major health reform.
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