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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2014
Page
1
City Council plans to scale down the animal shelter project though officials hope the Iowa City area will eventually receive the full facility. The compact plan aims to proceed with a smaller version as local officials weigh funding and timing.
Hibu, the Cedar Rapids based firm formerly Yellow Book, announces companywide job cuts but provides no specifics on numbers. The page 5B item notes the layoff action as part of a broader strategic move.
The Camp Algona POW Museum curator Jerry Yocum recalls how 10 000 German prisoners arrived as enemies in 1940s and left 18 months later as friends. He praises humane treatment under Geneva Convention guidelines and notes the museum at 114 S Thorington St preserves paintings by the prisoners amid memories of a good camp.
Fiberight general manager Danny Viall and market development manager Stacie Johnson reviewed new plans on Monday for the Blairstown facility alongside Marion Economic Development communications manager Chad Heiman.
Firelight LLC of Maryland plans to expand the Blairstown ethanol plant fivefold to produce cellulosic biofuel named trashanol from municipal solid waste. CEO Craig Stuart-Paul aims to open the first in nation facility by year’s end, with steel and walls rising from June after concrete foundations. Danny Viall, the plant’s general manager, notes the site has been idle for years and residents will see progress when steelwork begins.
Authorities report three more victims found after a March 22 landslide near Oso, Washington, raising the death toll to 33. The Snohomish County medical examiner says three remain unidentified as officials note the debris field covered about a square mile.
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