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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2013
Page
1
A Hiawatha woman was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment after over four days of jury deliberations. The verdict appears in the 2A report.
Minnesota enters the Big Ten season at 4-0 and must confront Iowa to begin conference play. The matchup sets early tone for the conference race and tests the undefeated run against a storied rival.
Kenyan authorities inform that Western residents may have joined militants at a Nairobi shopping mall attack. U.S. security sources say officials have been alerted and are examining information as Kenya says forces controlled the scene. At least 62 people were killed or injured in the weekend assault.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources says the deer herd is at target levels statewide, though some groups argue the population remains too high. Biologist Tom Litchfield cites a 435000 estimate for 2013, down from 650000 at 2006 peak, a 33 percent drop driven by management.
Holy Cross Hospital’s health center in Aspen Hill Md braces for more patients under Obamacare. Open since 2012 the clinic has a 400 person waiting list and may add staff and hours for next year as millions gain coverage. Poorly treated chronic diseases raise concerns about ER crowding and physician shortages. Local health leaders note about 25 million Americans expected to gain coverage. Starting Oct 1 up to 7 million uninsured will shop for private plans.
CNBC poll shows 59 percent oppose linking defunding Obamacare to a government shutdown or debt ceiling fight. Eighteen percent undecided. GOP House passes measure to continue funding government only if Obamacare is defunded. Senate to consider as debt ceiling debate looms.
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