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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2015
Page
1
A Iowa Today poll conducted at 8A indicates broad support for the Iran nuclear agreement among residents, with 64 percent in favor and a notable share undecided, reflecting public opinion ahead of key votes.
Beckham Seadlock, born Aug 1 2007, received a heart transplant eight years ago at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. The UI Organ Transplant Center announced it completed its 5000th transplant since 1969, as the program remains Iowa's only multi organ service for adults and children.
Clinton plans a visit to Kirkwood's Jones County facility in Monticello to hold conversations with everyday Iowans. The stop aims to highlight education and community engagement ahead of broader campaign efforts across the state.
NFL Network draft analysts argue Iowa lineman Brandon Scherff should slide to guard in the NFL rather than stay at tackle, shaping expectations for his professional position and draft stock.
A downtown Iowa City shop Revival 119 broadens its offerings as part of a revival of the area. The store adds new products and services aimed at attracting shoppers and supporting local artisans. Community leaders welcome the growth and anticipate increased foot traffic on Main Street.
Cedar Rapids development chief John Frew asks the city for 11.5 million in upfront public funds to keep the 90 million plus Westdale transformation moving. City Manager Pomeranz seeks a Special Westdale Review Committee to study progress and consider amending the agreement. Mayor Corbett supports continuing effort amid delays and complexity.Freed banks are reluctant to loan until infrastructure is completed.
Austin DeCoster and his son Peter were sentenced to three months in prison for their role in the 2010 salmonella outbreak that sickened thousands. Judge Mark Bennett fined or imprisoned those responsible and highlighted the need for safer food as a deterrent to other producers.
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