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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 2014
Page
1
The Iowa City Gazette features Cinema Scene at FilmScene marking a year in film with a birthday plus year-end thanks. It also announces KCRG Gazette All Area honors for football players, coaches, and All-Area Teams, highlighting the year’s top figures.
A 2015 color roundup highlights coral reef and coal blue tones set against gray to refresh interiors. The list emphasizes bold accents for living spaces, kitchens, and bedrooms, pairing vibrant hues with neutral backdrops to create modern contrasts and cohesive schemes.
Cedar Rapids officials and a camera vendor questioned fairness of speed camera locations on Interstate 380 before the program began. The Iowa Department of Transportation rebuffed the concerns, citing rules that require at least 1,000 feet between cameras and speed changes. Locations cited include Diagonal Drive SW, J Avenue NE, and the First Avenue East intersection.
More than 100 University of Iowa employees are paid nearly $1 million more annually than allowed for their duties. Supervisors award lump-sum bonuses up to $4,500 a year to 112 people on the over-max list, including athletics officials and senior aides. Lawmakers question the practice as universities seek cost cuts and tuition freezes.
A consultant was paid over 500000 in 2011 to help create a new job classification system through market analysis for more than 5000 professional salaries. The article appears on page 7A.
University of Iowa students including Nailah Roberts of Black Hawkeyes protest over support by non black allies in solidarity events for Aiyana Stanley Jones and Eric Garner. Tensions rise as allies influence protests, rallies, and classroom discussions on race and policing across campus.
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