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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2015
Page
1
Iowa City school board considers eliminating nonstatutory bus routes to save money. The recommendation targets discretionary shuttles and underutilized trips to reduce district transportation costs.
Violence rises in a strategic railway town as European leaders meet to negotiate a cease-fire. The report highlights intensified clashes and stalled diplomacy amid ongoing tensions.
Classifieds brief listings and comic panels featured in The Gazette edition. Local notices include ads and small job postings. Readers see community reminders and puzzles alongside standard classifieds sections.
A bipartisan panel of Iowa state senators approved a bill to raise the gas tax by 10 cents per gallon, including diesel, marking the first increase since 1989 and expected to raise about 215 million annually for road and bridge upgrades. The measure moves to the Transportation Committee next week for further action.
ResCare Iowa, a home health care subsidiary of ResCare Inc, will pay $5.6 million to resolve allegations it billed Medicare and Medicaid from 2009 to 2014 without proper documentation. U S Attorney Kevin Techau said the investigation focused on inaccurate claims and regulatory noncompliance.
President Obama asks Congress for authority to use military force against the Islamic State signaling weeks of hearings and shifts in White House language. Republicans press for broader war powers while Democrats seek narrow options as the debate unfolds on Syria and Iraq policy.
The proposed Authorization for the Use of Military Force would permit airstrikes and local forces training in Iraq and Syria for three years, with no geographic limits for possible broader action against Islamic State. Democrats worry over authority, Republicans fear tying hands, but Tim Kaine predicts passage due to bipartisan consensus on countering IS.
Iowa legislators consider a bill to legalize consumer fireworks including bottle rockets Roman candles aerial spinners and ground devices. The proposal faces health and safety opposition from hospitals emergency services and physicians citing injuries while possession remains allowed.
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