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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2015
Page
1
Two Iowa U S House members voted against re electing John Boehner as speaker in a national political development. The article notes party lines and quotes from aides as the House moves to a vote. The piece frames the dissent within the Iowa delegation and the broader national contest.
The Gazette issue dated 2015 presents Volume 132 Number 363 as a period newspaper edition with city news, notices, and local brief items.
The Gazette reports schools canceling as Eastern Iowa endures frigid air and heavy snow. In Iowa City delivery driver David Martyn braves subzero wind on a studded bike, wearing four layers and ski gear. Temperatures dip to single digits with about six inches of snow Monday into Tuesday, a sign of harsher conditions to come.
The region ends a storm with 5 to 7 inches of snow and plunges to the season’s coldest air. Highs hover near 9 below zero today with lows around 21 below, and wind chills of 30 to 40 below. Frostbite risk rises under ten minutes outdoors.
Joni Ernst, 44, was sworn in as the first woman elected to Congress by Iowans and the first female combat veteran in the Senate. Vice President Biden administered the oath and shared a light moment with Ernst’s family as she embraced the historic milestone.
Linn County Supervisors pause pre election reminder postcards used by Auditor Joel Miller citing possible improper billing. Chair Linda Langston favors county covering costs and seeking AG opinion on future billing amid low school board turnout. Miller notes seven special elections since April with costs over twenty six thousand dollars.
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