Fund-raiser aids single mother of two
A community event today aims to help a single mother of two cover bills and lift financial strain through donations and support.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2002
Page
1
A community event today aims to help a single mother of two cover bills and lift financial strain through donations and support.
TV VISION considers whether Julia Louis Dreyfus can break the Seinfeld curse with Watching Ellie her new NBC or network comedy. The piece weighs audience expectations and the quick transition from Seinfeld star to lead in a single camera series.
Iowa Republicans acknowledge need to dip into the reserve to finish the fiscal year and avoid further K-12 cuts. Revenue estimates show a $120.7 million shortfall now and a $132.5 million lower projection for next year. Senate Leader Iverson notes mixed fortunes as the panel lowers growth projections amid weak corporate taxes. Governor Vilsack vows education funding protection.
The Cedar Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce says city and county budgets amount to a double dose of bad news for business with a 5.5 percent tax rise in Cedar Rapids and 7.6 percent in the county. Board chairman Jim Lamb calls for creative solutions while noting mandate-driven costs and calls for public forum openness amid talks of consolidating city and county government.
Iowa Department of Personnel officials say employment cuts are larger than the headcount decrease suggests while funding 1,641 fewer positions. They attribute the difference to unpaid vacation, sick leave and other payments to departing state workers.
The Iowa Department of Management and Department of Personnel report full time equivalents declined due to fiscal 2002 layoffs attrition and voluntary terminations plus 594 employees choosing early retirement affecting agency staffing and workload.
U S reporter Daniel Pearl was killed by his abductors in Pakistan after a video allegedly showing his murder surfaced. Pakistani President Musharraf ordered the capture of all involved while President Bush and Beijing expressed sorrow. Pearl, 38, was seized in Karachi on January 23 during an interview setup with a radical group tied to al Qaeda.
A House committee advanced a bill to bar overtime for management level state employees and to block lawsuits seeking about 30 million dollars for back pay. The measure follows a Supreme Court decision on federal labor law applicability and faces opposition from plaintiffs including Pamela Walker and Blaine Goff.
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