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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2013
Page
1
The National Institutes of Health halts many programs as a large portion of federal science work is shut down, denying sick individuals access to clinical trials and related research opportunities. The disruption affects patients seeking experimental treatments and researchers awaiting funding and approvals.
Eastern Iowans and local companies respond to a WIC cutoff by pledging aid and resources. Communities organize support drives and flexible assistance to families affected, aiming to bridge gaps in nutrition and access. Local groups coordinate with agencies to direct help efficiently.
A feature on Greek pastries highlights diverse sweets beyond the famous baklava and honey offerings. The piece invites readers to explore regional varieties and traditional methods, capturing the culinary richness and cultural significance of Greek desserts.
Iowa State prepares for a home night clash as Sam Richardson leads the Cyclones against Texas in Ames. The quarterback’s play is central to ISU’s chances in this Big 12 matchup.
In August, home prices increased in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City compared with August 2012, mirroring national trends. The report highlights market shifts, with buyers facing higher costs and limited supply in the Corridor region.
Iowa State Senator Kent Sorenson resigned after a special prosecutor found probable cause he violated Senate rules and may have committed felonious misconduct by knowingly making false statements to the ethics panel. Governor Branstad’s office noted Sorenson calls it a political witch hunt as a resignation email to aide Brenna Findley confirms immediate departure.
Seventh to 12th graders now face Saturday detention from 8 to 11 a.m. in the study hall. Secondary Dean Eric Ries leads the program, bringing the concept from Davenport's Assumption High School. The policy replaces in school suspension with a more purposeful consequence aimed at better decision making. DETENTION, PAGE 9A
Americans for Prosperity, a Koch brothers affiliated group, funds focus in Coralville election. Iowa director Mark Lucas declines to disclose spending. Phone bank targets debt, Iowa River Landing District, and tax increment financing as eight seek three council seats and four vie for mayor. Local critics say outside money sways nonpartisan race amid questions over fiscal practices.
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