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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2014
Page
1
Ely woman gains appreciation for the gentle animals known for valuable fibers. The feature highlights alpacas, their calm demeanor, and the growing interest in fiber production in the Iowa community.
A page 4A report notes Ferguson police severance decision denied to a officer while Mayor James Knowles outlines steps to improve ties between police and residents. A separate item on page 7A describes Decorah artist presenting Santas and scarves at CornerHouse Gallery for a holiday trunk show Thursday.
Students join a walking bus initiative under the Blue Zones project with parent volunteers guiding elementary pupils to exercise and socialize on the way to school in Washington DC. The effort promotes health, safety, and community involvement during daily commutes.
About 24,000 Iowa residents could lose hundreds of dollars yearly in federal health care subsidies if the Supreme Court sides against federal subsidies for insurance bought via the federal marketplace. Iowa officials doubt state exchange viability, keeping reliance on federal law. The 2014 federal marketplace enrollment in Iowa reached 29,163.
Volunteers in the Silver Spoons program pair nursing care residents with helpers at Hallmar Mercy Medical Center Cedar Rapids dining times. Nurses note the program improves dining experience while addressing inadequate nutrition among the elderly. Dorrance Brady receives meal assistance as volunteers sit beside him during lunch.
Analysis by Steven G. Calabresi argues that lame duck presidents can still accomplish goals. Historical figures like Franklin Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan show they can push policy despite party majorities and waning electoral power. Obama’s tenure is examined in this context as a two term leader with ongoing influence.
Energy Transfer Partners holds first in a series of Iowa meetings to explain the proposed 343 mile Bakken crude pipeline from North Dakota to Illinois. Officials plan an early 2015 permit request, with a 570000 barrel per day capacity and potential economic benefits cited.
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