Moms Try Fencing on Mother's Day in Fun Row
On Mother's Day readers saw moms drop inhibitions and pick up swords to try fencing in a lighthearted event. The activity drew families and offered a playful display of sport and skill.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2014
Page
1
On Mother's Day readers saw moms drop inhibitions and pick up swords to try fencing in a lighthearted event. The activity drew families and offered a playful display of sport and skill.
The Mobile Museum tours Iowa with three exhibits as communities welcome history outreach. Cedar Rapids native Zach Johnson tied for 24th at the PGA Tour Players Championship on Sunday.
Iowa voters rush to request absentee ballots with about three weeks before the June 3 primaries. Republicans lead in registration by roughly 3,000, while Democrats send and return early ballots at about three times the Republican rate, signaling campaign tactics for the nominating contests.
The Key stone Pipeline fight unites and splits Congress as factions clash over foreign interests and eminent domain. Nebraska litigation prompts possible route through Iowa threatening water from the Ogallala Aquifer, with Iowa's voters watching top races and federal action. Lincoln and Washington eyes focus on Trans Canada route.
IowaWatch reports debt burdens among soon to be graduates across state colleges. Jake Bemis, UNI senior, heads into marriage and full time work with about $60,000 in loans. Data show not-for-profit and private colleges exhibit wide debt averages from $8,777 at Divine Word College to $40,700 at Buena Vista University and the University of Dubuque.
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