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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2014
Page
1
A man wanted on a Chicago murder charge was peacefully taken into custody in Iowa City. Local police confirmed the arrest and handed him over for transport to Chicago authorities.
The FBI dismissed the possibility that any actor other than North Korea was responsible for the Sony Pictures hack. Also noted is a report about a North Liberty library planning self service kiosks for license renewals and address changes.
Mergers and falling jet fuel prices could push the airline industry higher in 2015. The report notes potential gains across major carriers and market consolidation as fuel costs ease and travel demand strengthens.
The Gazette index for Volume 132 issue 355 from 2014 lists content and page references for the publication. It previews sections and key items within the issue without detailed articles. This index serves as a guide to the newspaper’s structure and included features.
Eastern Iowa seeks river restorations as four main rivers Cedar Wapsipinicon Maquoketa and Turkey progress. The DNR reports $500000 in cost share grants spurred requests totaling $1.2 million for projects valued at $3.2 million. Rosalyn Lehman of Iowa Rivers Revival notes rising interest.
The Iowa Lottery investigation into the $14.3 million Hot Lotto ticket remains open three years after the claim deadline. DCI spokesman Dave Jobes said there are no major updates as investigators pursue leads from December 2010 surveillance footage of a man buying the ticket in Des Moines. The three year statute of limitations for some charges expired Monday, but other charges could still be filed based on further findings.
Cedar Rapids completes flood buyout with a 4.7 million payment for Smulekoff's Home Store. Rita Rasmussen conducted the final walk through as Shuttleworth Ingersoll offices closed the sale, marking the largest city purchase in five years of flood recovery. The city owns the downtown furniture store.
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