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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2013
Page
2
Cedar Rapids voters approve a cell tower in the northeast section of Czech National Cemetery after a Tuesday vote, ending resident opposition and marking the city’s first cemetery tower. The decision comes amid broader headlines on waste policy and local business initiatives.
A fragment from The Gazette presents its volume 134 issue with sections including Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Deaths Puzzles River Levels Sports TV Weather and a general page structure. Readable items provide glimpses of listings and feature areas across a newspaper page.
An IowaWatch investigation shows broad federal flood rules leave many levees undermaintained and at risk. Many structures sit in minimal or inactive status, with holes from burrowing animals and embankment instability raising concerns. Even rated acceptable levees carry lingering guarantees, as the weather could exceed protections.
The Iowa City board voted 6-0 to buy 76 acres northeast of North Liberty Road and Dubuque Street for a new high school and 13.78 acres on American Legion Road near Barrington Road for a new elementary school. They set Aug 27 for a public hearing to swap land on North Liberty Road. The district, growing from about 12,500 students last year, may add 3,000 next decade as part of a $260 million facilities plan including a $65.3 million high school for 1,500 students.
Health secretary Kathleen Sebelius says the Obama administration must counter misinformation about the Affordable Care Act circulating in states led by Republican governors. She noted success in Democratic states while warning that Georgia and similar states face a harder implementation due to GOP control.
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