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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 2015

Page

4

Nun testifies Tsarnaev privately expressed remorse for Boston attack

Sister Helen Prejean testified that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev told her no one deserves to suffer, a remark she described as sincere during five jailhouse meetings. The defense seeks life without parole, while the government pushes for the death penalty. deliberations to begin midweek after closing statements.

Boston Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Helen Prejean Prejean Tsarnaev

Clinton sustains NH primary lead in Bloomberg poll

Bloomberg Politics and Saint Anselm poll shows 86 percent of likely New Hampshire Democratic primary voters view Clinton very or somewhat favorably, near prior highs. Independents doubt her truthfulness while some Democrats worry over email server and Foundation donations, yet many believe she can beat Republicans.

Hillary Clinton New Hampshire Granite State Clinton Bloomberg Politics Saint Anselm U.S Bruce Bonnette Northfield N.H Bill Walter Hamilton Portsmouth Clinton Foundation Hamilton

Obama Warren clash over Pacific trade pact widens

President Barack Obama and Sen. Elizabeth Warren deepened their rift over the Trans Pacific Partnership as a key Senate vote on trade promotion authority looms. Warren warned of dangers to consumer health and labor protections and charged fast track would aid Wall Street and roll back post crisis rules. Obama labeled Warren absolutely wrong and pressed for broader Democratic support to grant fast track powers for the Asia Pacific deal.

Washington Barack Obama Congress Sen Elizabeth Warren Warren Obama U.S Wall Street Washington Post Senate

GlaxoSmithKline to fund HIV cure center with UNC

GlaxoSmithKline will invest 20 million dollars over five years to create an HIV Cure center with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and form a jointly owned company. The effort will study strategies like shock and kill to expose dormant HIV to the immune system.

Timothy Brown Berlin GSK University of North Carolina UNC Chapel Hill

Fox confirms final 2016 run for American Idol

Fox Television Group executives announce the 2015 16 fall schedule and confirm that American Idol will end after a final season. Dana Walden and Gary Newman say the decision honors the show and provides a proper farewell as FremantleMedia and 19 Entertainment back the closing. The program debuted in 2001 and dominated TV for years before ratings declined.

Fox Dana Walden Gary Newman Fox Television Group Newman Network Ducers FremantleMedia 19 Entertainment

Zimmerman suffers facial wounds after Lake Mary shooting

George Zimmerman, the 2012 Trayvon Martin case figure, sustained facial injuries after a shooting at Trailhead Park. Police identified Mat thew Apperson of Winter Springs as the suspected shooter, with no charges filed yet. Authorities say the incident may relate to a past road rage, with ongoing investigation and cooperative suspect.

Orlando Fla George Zimmerman Neighborhood Watch Trayvon Martin Lake Mary Steve Bracknell Zimmerman Matthew Apperson Winter Springs Sanford Don West Trailhead Park Bracknell Apperson Honda Ridgeline

Record drought stretches across the American West

The ongoing drought crosses state lines affecting California Washington and Nevada. Water cutoffs hit about 1700 farmers in Yakima Valley for three weeks. Lake Mead water levels drop to the lowest since 1937 with a 180 foot band visible. Officials warn dry conditions will persist and desalination may be explored to meet future needs.

San Francisco California Washington Yakima Valley Lake Mead Las Vegas Roger Pulwarty National Integrated United States NASA Nevada Sierra Nevada Range U.S Pacific Ocean West U.S. Drought Monitor

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