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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2014
Page
1
The case questions whether Governor Branstad had the authority to close the Iown Juvenile Home. Justices will determine if executive action overstepped legal boundaries.
In Kossuth County farmers hold the top production title as Iowa average yields rise. The report notes improved output amid strong local harvest conditions and ongoing farm activity across the region.
The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics reduced food waste by eliminating less popular menu items and surplus servings. The program donated more food to hunger relief groups and composted 77 tons of food waste, up from zero in 2012, reflecting strong partnerships.
The Gazette notes an interactive UIHC list comparing food waste by dining hall in 2012 and 2013. Joan Dolezal of UIHC Food and Nutrition Services comments on hospital food waste, referencing a January 2013 report that US hospitals wasted 355000 servings worth about 180000 dollars in dining centers.
The Iowa City Community School District reports a surge in students newly identified as English language learners. While many come from the University of Iowa community as professors or researchers, officials note a growing share are immigrants or refugees.
The Department of Transportation outlined voluntary steps to improve crude oil train safety. Measures include slowing older tank cars to 40 mph through major cities, tighter track inspections, better braking, new sensors on major routes, and safer routing and emergency response plans. Implemented by July 1, the plan aims to boost vigilance amid rising crude shipments.
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