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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2015
Page
1
A Wartburg College student was tested for measles earlier this week as coverage notes concerns about the disease. Separate article discusses post Ebola syndrome with survivors reporting long term effects months after recovery.
Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen plans a Cedar Rapids opening next week adding a new fast food option for local residents. The page 11A item notes the launch timing and location in the busy fast food market.
Iowa recruit Drew Cook from Regina receives a football scholarship offer with focus on his quarterback future. Analysts say the debate over his best position at Iowa centers on quarterback, amid early notes from Page 1B coverage.
The Gazette edition from 2015 issue volume 133 number 27 presents local news briefs, community notices, and features. It highlights civic events, school activities, and regional happenings with focused reports and community updates.
City Manager Jeff Pomeranz unveils a 116.7 million general fund budget with a 2.4 percent property tax hike for homeowners and a 5.26 percent cut for commercial property owners. Utility fees rise 2.2 percent while traffic camera revenue could drop about 3 million annually. A new Police Communication Action Team adds three officer positions to serve neighborhoods like Wellington Heights.
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler will propose reclassifying Internet service as a public utility, granting the agency more oversight. The move, favored by President Obama and net neutrality advocates, would ban paid prioritization and blocking or throttling of lawful online content. Iowa utility opposition is noted though.
Cedar Rapids officials led by Mayor Ron Corbett and City Manager Jeff Pomeranz sought inclusion of the city’s flood control project in the Army Corps of Engineers budget but were left out. The Corps said Cedar Rapids is not in the current work plan or the new budget, underscoring a long lobbying process to secure federal dollars.
U S Bank ordered to pay 18 million to Peregrine victims after the Peregrine Financial Group fraud. Federal regulators allege the bank improperly used customer segregated funds, treating them as a normal checking account. The consent order also imposes a permanent injunction.
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