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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2013
Page
1
The Waypoint Park Ridge Kids Child Development Center in Cedar Rapids is under review after a fight between two teachers occurred in front of children. Authorities are examining the incident as part of an ongoing inquiry.
At age 95 she completes a long dream as a hot air balloon crosses the sky. The section notes sports and business items with Iowa State football progress and crop harvest rates. Aaron Wimberly named as the standout running back for coach Paul Rhoads. The USDA reports only five percent of Iowa corn and soybean crops harvested as of Sunday.
In Washington, Senate Democrats reject a House offered negotiating panel and push for a Senate backed funding bill to keep the government open through November 15. With midnight approaching, a shutdown seems likely, pausing nonessential agencies and furloughing up to a million workers while national security remains funded.
Report notes a potential government shutdown today could furlough up to 1.2 million federal employees if the stalemate remains unresolved. The piece references Chicago graphics and national context.
Gov. Branstad vows to keep state operations running while federal shutdown closes Army Corps of Engineers campgrounds day parks and boat ramps. Campgrounds must clear by 8 p.m. Wednesday. Refunding details via 1 888 448 1474. Mississippi locks dams and Coralville Lake remain active. Rock Island District furloughs 475 of 815 workers. 340 stay for mission critical tasks.
The Iowa governor’s Monday itinerary across Des Moines Adair Denison and Sioux City tested travel time with security driving at risk of violating speed limits. After a second speeding incident Branstad ordered drivers to obey traffic laws, warning they must value their jobs and follow the rules like any citizen.
The Obama administration pushes individuals to sign up as online health insurance marketplaces under the Affordable Care Act prepare to open. Lawmakers threaten a government shutdown to delay the launch while some states await waivers.
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