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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2012
Page
2
Weather data shows daytime sun and tonight sunset with sunrise tomorrow. Includes normal highs and lows, Monday temperatures, 24 hour night and Sunday lows, plus precipitation totals and February/2012 year summaries from Iowa City Municipal Airport.
A fire damaged a flood damaged home in Cedar Rapids leaving only a foundation. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation. Fire officials say someone may have been inside previously or the fire may have been deliberate. Anyone with information should contact the Fire Department at 319-286-5200.
An unclear OCR fragment references multiple names and figures including prices and routes. It reads like a partial newspaper wire service note with scattered proper nouns and numbers, lacking a coherent event or clear entities to anchor a full summary.
Public meetings schedule lists County Board of Supervisors session at 9 a.m. Lee County and An County events. Theater calendar notes Murder Rides rae. 20 220th $a fe BOO) 233 in reader notes.
Public notices list updates and upcoming meetings including Noon Linn County Advisory Board at Juvenile Detention Center Cedar Rapids 1 p.m. Cedar Rapids Community School District conference room 306A Education Center Kingston 907 15th St SW CRCSD CREA teacher quality committee at 4 p.m. Cedar Rapids City Council in Council Chambers City Hall.
A letter to the editor by Loras Weber discusses the Cedar Rapids area local option sales tax vote and cites a January 29 column by Todd Dorman. An editor's error misdated the referenced column, correcting that date to reflect the March 6 local vote timeline.
Ben Lange, Independence attorney, kicks off his second bid to unseat U.S. Rep. Bruce Braley in Iowa's 1st District. He vows to limit contributions to Iowans and contrasts Braley as “bought” by trial attorneys with himself as a local, Iowa-focused candidate. Braley reports about 1.1 million raised over the past year and Lange about 120 thousand.
Financial disclosures place Democrat Christie Vilsack with about 1.16 million raised and 751 thousand in cash, while Republican Steve King reports 817 thousand raised and 529 thousand on hand in western Iowa. In the 3rd District Des Moines area, Rep Latham leads Boswell with roughly 1.7 million raised and 1.9 million in the bank versus 662 thousand raised and 494 thousand cash on hand for Boswell.
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