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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2002
Page
1
The city tunes its pitch for 25 million Vision Iowa funds ahead of next week. The update appears in a city briefing and outlines the proposed project scope and timeline.
Many people view Santa Claus as the embodiment of holiday cheer and generosity, symbolizing the season's warmth and joy across diverse communities.
City officials discuss budget reductions including higher bus fees, two firefighter positions cut, and firefighters washing their own sheets and towels at home. Fire Chief Havlik pushes new revenue via charges for extrications and fire inspections, aiming to save about 172000 and 145000 respectively, while overtime and laundry savings total 46000 annually. Public Safety Commissioner Zahn questions harsher ownership penalties amid cuts.
About 100 WorldCom information technology employees were told their jobs would end Friday in the companys largest local layoff since the July 21 bankruptcy filing. Some will stay through the holidays as others depart with boxes. The scene mixed sorrow with holiday giving as workers left the downtown Cedar Rapids tower.
President Bush pushed Treasury Secretary Paul O Neill and economic adviser Larry Lindsey from their jobs in a cabinet shakeup aimed at limiting political damage from the weak economy. White House officials said the president sought their resignations and planned quick replacements and a new tax cut package.
Iowa City Kirk Ferentz becomes the state's highest paid public employee with a base 910000 salary and potential bonuses that could lift total pay to 1.68 million depending on bowl results and rankings. Eustachy’s 1.1 million is now second among Iowa public earners.
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