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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2013
Page
1
Monopoly players embrace a refreshed token lineup as a new piece replaces the iron token in a community vote. The change reflects fan input and reshapes the classic token set for future games.
The Boy Scouts of America will postpone a decision on relaxing its ban on openly gay members until May. The delay follows internal debate and broader scrutiny of equality and inclusivity within the national scouting organization.
The Gazette notes rising pressure on the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation Crime Laboratory as juror expectations from CSI style shows boost demand for forensic DNA and related analysis. Officials say workloads are up and backlogs exist but are typical for public labs, with delays potentially hindering local investigations.
The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation reports backlogs in its DNA processing unit. End of 2010 shows 321 cases with 211 waiting over 30 days, 2011 has 163 with 93 waiting, and 2012 lists 362 total with 255 waiting. County counts show Johnson 17 and Linn 22.
The U S Postal Service will stop Saturday mail delivery starting in August, excluding packages, aiming to save about 2 billion dollars annually. The move reflects shifts in mail volume and operational restructuring across the service.
University of Iowa President Sally Mason told the Board of Regents the campus must strengthen sexual harassment training following an audit. The report shows 81.6 percent universitywide compliance as of Nov 30 2012, with the Athletics Department at 100 percent.
Linn and Scott counties would share about $4.6 million of an $11.6 million state pool to ease Medicaid obligations under Iowa's regional mental health delivery plan. Governor Branstad questions funding sources and potential legality, while lawmakers push for quick approval amid concerns.
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