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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2013
Page
1
The Coralville City Council will consider a $24 million redevelopment of flood prone land in the oldest district next week. Officials will discuss funding and potential impacts on the community and local economy.
Some parents criticize body fat measurements used on children citing effects on self esteem and potential health risks. They argue the practice can pressure kids and may not reliably reflect overall health.
Brady Anderson of Linn-Mar and David Dileo of Iowa City West meet in a Class 2A state tournament singles semifinal at Veterans Memorial Tennis Center Cedar Rapids this morning.
Five years after a EF5 tornado struck Parkersburg the town notes new school and neighborhoods as faith and community bands shape recovery. Mayor Dawna and others praise lessons learned and families relocating to raise kids in the resilient town amid quick market housing.
DNR Parks Bureau chief Kevin Szcodrowski says camping season is arriving with new amenities as state parks gear up for crowds. Severe late spring weather and occasional snow slow turnout versus the unusually warm 2012, but improvements aim to attract visitors in coming months.
Kevin Szcodrowski of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources notes that favorable early spring conditions and drought relief have boosted camping at Iowa’s 57 state parks. The good weather in 2012 supports increased park use and outdoor recreation.
President Obama proposes narrowing the targeted killing drone program against al Qaida and allies and setting steps to close Guantanamo Bay. He acknowledged past interrogations abuses and civilian casualties, calling Guantanamo a symbol of a U.S. flouting the rule of law.
After costly wars in Iraq and Afghanistan the United States grows tired of conflict as polls show Americans focus on the economy and domestic issues like health care. Conservative critics vow to block closing Guantanamo and oppose repealing the 2001 AUMF amid the ongoing war on terror.
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