14 Oct 2013
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 2013
Page
1
The Gazette notes an error in Sundays New York Times crossword. Today's paper presents the corrected puzzle 9A and its answers 10A for readers seeking the proper solution.
Cedar Rapids riders and drivers remain unsure about bike lanes despite laws and signs. The article notes confusion and safety concerns in navigating lanes and adjacent traffic, highlighting the need for clearer guidance and enforcement to improve road use.
Coe College marks its 100th homecoming as alumni return for a weekend of events. The page 7A item notes a milestone in campus tradition with gatherings, reunions, and activities honoring the school’s founding and yearlong homecoming plans.
With Baylor looming Saturday the Cyclones must regroup quickly to stay on track for their season goals. The note appears on page 1B.
Diana Arends, the first female steelworker at Butler Manufacturing, rose to a tool and die maker wage at Ball Corp. in Kansas City. The 2008 crash closed the plant, ending her steady climb and threatening retirement prospects for tens of millions of baby boomers like her. She has worked only one of the last five years since the downturn.
A 62 year old, who had built a 401(k) cushion, saw it halved by a stock market plunge and soon drew early Social Security. Now 64, she seeks work, living with her daughter and noting employers’ limited interest in a manufacturing-era retiree.
Education reform group backed by Michelle Rhee aims to shape Iowa’s 2013 reform laws a big role in teacher evaluation and policy. Patty Link named state director in May. she and aides push parent engagement as the group grows its presence in Des Moines and state politics.
Republicans warn a new Democratic request to lift spending limits risks a deal to end the 13 day U S government shutdown. Senate leaders Reid and McConnell met briefly amid protests and ongoing negotiations as Decade‑old sequestration cuts loom.
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