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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2013
Page
1
The University of Iowa asks the state for six million dollars in fiscal 2015 to fund the design phase of a planned pharmacy building. The request targets campus development and long term infrastructure needs.
President Barack Obama stated on Wednesday that the United States does not spy on routine correspondence or telephone conversations, addressing concerns about surveillance practices. The remark underscores official limits on domestic spying amid ongoing debates over security and privacy.
Iowa's fast pace on offense draws debate as some coaches and fans urge restraint. Critics worry hurried snaps hinder late game efficiency, while proponents cite tempo as a competitive edge and problem for defenses.
The BUSINESS 380 initiative begins development for Cody's new corporate headquarters with additional surrounding building plans announced. Orchestra Iowa opens its season under the stars at Brucemore and welcomes a new concertmaster this Sunday.
The Gazette reports that more Eastern Iowa police departments adopt body cameras to provide video evidence. Iowa City Police Chief Sam Hargadine emphasizes using video to review actions and resolve disputes with citizens.
Iowa City attorney and school board member Jeff McGinness, a former Iowa City High and University of Iowa wrestler, is recommended by a judicial panel to lose his law license for six months after the Grievance Commission found he falsified civil case documents in 2012. The Iowa Supreme Court Grievance Commission announced the finding last month.
Gov Terry Branstad announced former state Sen Larry Noble will lead the Iowa Department of Public Safety replacing Brian London who resigned after a stormy 10 month tenure. Noble, a 30 year DPS veteran and former senator, is credited with bringing stability and predictability back to the agency.
Ariel Castro, 53, who pleaded guilty to 937 counts for kidnapping, rape and beatings of three women, committed death by own action by hanging himself in his prison cell after a life sentence. An autopsy confirmed the cause, with officials noting the sentence spared the death penalty.
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