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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2017
Page
2
Marion City Council debated restricting parking of large vehicles including RVs and boats. A three member committee will study the issue further while the library property and development proposals were also discussed. Citizens stressed storage and security concerns and grandfather clauses for long time owners.
State Senator David Johnson of Ocheyedan, now independent after leaving the GOP, argues for additional committee assignments he says should be his as the representative of 60 000 northwest Iowa residents. Senate Majority Leader Bill Dix says Johnson will be acknowledged on one committee but no others. Johnson hints at possible legal action to secure representation. Top-down review of state government heads to committees under Speaker Linda Upmeyer with focus on boards commissions and licensure laws to streamline state rules.
The Gazette is a Cedar Rapids daily newspaper dating from 1883. It lists mailing offices, pricing for in state and out of state subscriptions, and contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
Four Cedar Rapids churches join with St. Raphael of Iowa City for the annual Theophany cross blessing on the Cedar River at the First Avenue Bridge. The 4 p.m. service is free and open to the public with a cross toss symbolizing Christ’s baptism.
To obtain reprint rights for a Gazette article, write a letter to Reprint Editor The Gazette P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Explain which article or portion you wish to reuse and how you plan to use it. Include your contact details and any deadlines or format requirements.
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