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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2002
Page
1
E 911 system to call residents with emergency alerts
Linn County launches the Communicator system to deliver mass alerts. Sheriff Don Zeller said the $80,000 setup will, after a 60 day integration, enable dispatchers to reach hundreds of homes in a geograph ical area with a single warning. The test targets Washington High School area in Cedar Rapids to support an anti drunken driving campaign. The program funded by the 911 tax, expands to Marion and Cedar Rapids, and will warn about floods and scams once fully deployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Gravelle
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Don Zeller
Zeller
Washington
Sheriffs Department
E-911 Service Board
Marion
County control of livestock defeated
Iowa Legislature rejected county by county control over confinement livestock siting. Senate File 2239 would overhaul livestock regulation with local input and state veto power, using a community impact matrix to rate facilities, cap permit fees, and tighten air and phosphorus standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Senate
Iowa
Department of Natural Resources
Jeff Angelo
R-Creston
County Boards of Supervisors
DNR
Waterloo riverfront plan wins 16 million grant
Waterloo secures 16 million Vision Iowa grant to back Cedar Valley River Renaissance a riverfront project that aims to revitalize the Cedar River area with a plaza river walk amphitheater wellness complex and museums. The funding contest hinges on Black Hawk County voters approving a 10 year 1 sales tax extension that would channel half of Waterloo’s share into the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristophere’ Owens
Gazette
Waterloo
Vision Iowa
Vision Iowa Board
Johnston
Tom Vilsack
Cedar Valley
John Rooff
Vilsack
City of Waterloo
Wiston Iowa
Powell defends peace mission as Israel withdraws from West Bank
Secretary of State Colin Powell said the peacekeeping effort is not threatened by Israel's announcement of withdrawal from Yatta Qabatya and Samua and by Ber Zeit action. Israeli troops then moved into Ber Zeit near Ramallah conducting searches with little resistance, amid ongoing combat near Jenin and Hebron. White House backed the pullback while warning of potential Palestinian bombings targeting the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S
Colin Powell
Jerusalem
Israel
West Bank
Defense Ministry
Yatta
Qabatya
Samua
Ber Zeit
Ramallah
Hebron
Jenin
White House
Outlook grim for US pay raises at Iowa University
Iowa City non-union staff and faculty face average raise of less than 1 percent next year if the Legislature passes a salary bill. Lawmakers discuss funding for state employee raises and expect a vote. The Republican plan would provide $18 million to the Board of Regents for raises at three universities and two special schools, $15 million short of Gov. Vilsack’s recommendation. Doug True notes a major impact on the university budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jacobson
Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
State Board of Regents
Tom Vilsack
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Franklin, Tenn
By Rod Boshart
Énsel
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Cedar River Plaza
Cedar Valley Art Mall
Cladar River View
United States
Doug True
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