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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2013
Page
1
In Iowa politics, after a brutal election season, legislators map the 2014 governor race. A Republican U.S. senator warned he may block President Obama’s CIA nomination, signaling early partisan friction.
A three part Gazette series revisits a longtime commuter gripe as a train stops traffic in downtown. The piece recounts the 65 year old issue and its impact on daily transit.
Duane Jasper, president of Buffalo Cody since 1998, is named chief executive officer. He will supervise daily operations as the company transitions to his new role.
Senior Johnathon Koelling scored 22 points and 11 rebounds as Cedar Rapids Kennedy defeated Cedar Rapids Xavier. The performance boosts his bid to reclaim a starting role.
Pro casino supporters led by Steve Gray announce a March 5 special election after collecting 16,196 signatures, seeking to allow gambling in Linn County with Cedar Rapids Development Group backing an $80 to $100 million project.
In a drought year farmers report higher yields on fields with tile drainage. Marion area grower Curt Zingula cites a fall harvest in which well drained soil produced better roots and yields, while his wetter field underperformed. Tracy Franck notes observed dips in combine data.
Subsurface permeable pipes remove excess water from poorly drained fields to improve yields and enable farming of land that would otherwise be too wet. Though plastic tubing has replaced clay cylinders called tile, the practice is still known as tiling.
The Iowa City Council voted to negotiate with Marc Moen to develop a $53.8 million 20 story building on the northeast corner of College and Gilbert streets. The Chauncey would include two movie theaters a bowling alley a cafe office space a 35 room hotel and 12 floors of residences seeking about 13 million in tax incentives.
The Iowa City Council prioritizes Marc Moen’s Chauncey plan to develop city owned land at College and Gilbert with a 20 story mixed use building valued at 53.8 million dollars Moen seeks over 13 million in tax incentives to support the project.
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