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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2014
Page
1
Iowa lawmakers warn residents to curb expectations as they brace for a stringent budget cycle. The piece notes leaders urge restraint amid fiscal pressures and outlines anticipated spending challenges across state programs.
Readers can turn leftover turkey or chicken into two tasty, fast meals. Simple steps guide quick prep on page 124, offering practical options for using remaining poultry without waste.
Hawkeyes defeat Tar Heels 60-55 led by Jarrod Athoff who tops rebound list. Upset highlighted on Page 1B with recap of challenge action and keys to win.
A terse entry from 2014 Vol 132 issue 329 presents a catalog-like notice. The readable text lacks clear event names or actions, offering little detail beyond bibliographic identifiers and date markers.
The Iowa production tax credit for wind energy faces continued support as the House approves a one-year extension. Conservatives call for its elimination, while President Obama signals willingness to sign the temporary measure and favors broader tax reform. The article notes Iowa’s leadership in wind energy and includes a Cedar Rapids turbine blade assembly photo.
University of Maryland researchers report 93 percent of splints used to immobilize fractured limbs in children are not applied correctly. The baseline study, based on 275 patients in the Baltimore area, highlights risks like swelling and skin injuries and calls for improved clinician education.
Cedar Rapids City Council approves removal of streets sidewalks storm sewers and trees in Time Check and below Czech Village to enable flood protection buyout progress. Work should start by late February with seeding by August 2015 funded by 1.6 million dollars in federal disaster aid and a removal cost of 1.38 million dollars plus 440 thousand dollars for additional work including three athletic fields.
The Board of Regents voted unanimously to keep resident undergraduate tuition flat for a third year, contingent on state funding. The action contrasts with a 1.75 percent rise planned for nonresident and graduate students, offsetting a projected $4.5 million loss in revenue. Regents cautioned UNI could bear more impact if lawmakers do not fund the state request.
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