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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2013
Page
1
William R. Eads longtime state district court judge and former chief judge of Iowa's 6th Judicial District died Thursday at age 86. The obituary notes his service and leadership in the Iowa judiciary.
Business brief notes that 380 Business will supply the States Pizza distributor and relocate into the former Hubbard Ice site as part of a local commercial expansion. The item appears in the Page 10A living section with minimal detail.
A media day preview introduces the Iowa Hawkeyes quarterback hopefuls with three players likely in contention. The piece outlines each contender’s strengths, projective roles, and prospects for the upcoming season.
Larry Hedlund, a 25 year Department of Public Safety safety investigator, filed a Polk County District Court suit accusing the state and three officials of wrongful termination. He says the dismissal was retaliation for speaking out about department problems and a speeding incident. He seeks seven figures.
Alburnett Community School District completes a geothermal conversion of an old boiler, allowing better temperature control this school year. Superintendent Dani Trimble notes last year’s heat disruptions spurred the upgrade and expects more consistent comfort for students and staff.
Iowa officials warn residents to wash hands and keep sick children home after a rise in Cryptosporidiosis cases. Since June 1 more than 270 cases reported in 34 counties, with 358 cases this year and initial outbreak in Polk County.
The Regents grant a 4 percent salary increase to University of Iowa president Sally Mason and Iowa State University president Steven Leath after meeting state board goals. Regents leaders cite Mason’s outreach progress, ISU and UI enrollment growth, and healthy budgets due to efficiencies.
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