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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 2014
Page
1
Iowa Senator Harkin’s bid to extend Americans with Disabilities Act protections worldwide faces an unlikely Senate ratification. The move aims to broaden disability rights, but opposition and political hurdles endanger passage.
Report on sexual misconduct allegations surrounding Bill Cosby, detailing how the scandal reshapes his standing in entertainment and diminishes his public influence, with discussion of industry responses and fallout across media and events.
Airlines run near full flights as demand presses travelers with few seats open. The report notes high occupancy across carriers, complicating last minute bookings and raising expectations for holiday travel patterns on major routes.
The top ranked Regals chase a fifth consecutive Iowa high school football state title aiming to become the first program to achieve five straight crowns. Local coverage notes potential record history and the championship showdown on the slate.
U S Rep Tammy Duckworth rebuked contractor Braulio Castillo at a Washington oversight hearing accusing him of gaming the veterans disability system. The broader system, Duckworth said, grants benefits across a wide range of ailments, with $58 billion paid in the current fiscal year, highlighting how eligibility criteria can be misused.
Health professionals and tobacco opponents urged Hy-Vee to end tobacco sales in all stores with a pharmacy or health clinic, aiming to match CVS Health policies. Iowa Tobacco Prevention Alliance, with 235 Iowa stores, called on Hy-Vee to join the movement, while Hy-Vee emphasized offering healthy options and keeping tobacco behind counters.
President Barack Obama acts unilaterally to shield about five million undocumented immigrants from deportation amid House inaction on a bipartisan Senate reform plan. He argues Congress has failed to act and urges passage of a bill, while border security measures also expand.
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