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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2013
Page
1
A Snowden leaked document shows the NSA providing Israel with raw intelligence that may include sensitive American data. Officials say the practice raises privacy and security concerns while stressing the need for oversight.
The notice marks the 100th birthday of Jesse Owens and recalls his 1935 1936 world record spree. It cites his long jump marks in the 1935 Big Ten meet as a benchmark for today’s competitors and notes pages featuring his legacy.
River level updates and local notices fill the Gazette page along with classifieds. The section includes Dear Abby style advice, death notices, lottery results, puzzles, sports brief updates, TV listings, and weather notes for readers.
Iowa State University enrolls 33 241 students in Ames, surpassing the University of Iowa for the first time since 1979 and marking the fifth consecutive year of record enrollment. UI falls to 31 067 as UNI declines slightly. Regents schools report mixed changes.
The Cedar Rapids Central Fire Station begins operation at 10 18 a m in a 67140 square foot 20 14 million facility at 713 First Ave SE. The new station replaces the 1987 building flooded in 2008 and emphasizes visibility and openness to the public. Firefighters praise the brighter design and multi service role for medical emergencies traffic crashes and rescues.
The United States expresses relief at delaying Syria strikes amid a broader shift toward reluctance for overseas military action. President Obama urges Congress to delay a vote while stressing potential consequences of inaction, yet offers little new justification for intervention.
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