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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2013
Page
1
A Cedar Rapids lingerie and gift shop was ruled improperly zoned for its merchandise by the Board of Adjustment on Monday, prompting an appeal decision. The readable fragment notes the business dispute and city action on zoning.
Gov. Branstad unveils a five-year 187 million plan centered on raising teacher pay from 28 000 to 35 000 and creating new career paths for teachers. He urges education reform before funding decisions as the 85th General Assembly is sworn in.
Legislature news notes the governor delivers the Condition of the State address at 10 a.m. today with live coverage available at TheGazette.com. The item emphasizes online streaming and official briefing from the state government.
Sara Schafer a sterilization technician at St. Lies Hospital in Hiawatha pulls a cart in the sterilization department as state water policy debates loom. The document lists Iowa water priority order from highest to lowest focusing on essential uses and public safety. The code mentions water for recreation aesthetics irrigation and manufacturing among several categories.
Prime Minister David Cameron plans a Friday speech in the Netherlands detailing the bid to dilute Britain’s EU membership. He rejects an immediate referendum but signals a possible vote after renegotiating London’s terms as Europe’s euro crisis presses closer integration.
In Phoenix, teacher Kenny Williams trims his family budget after the payroll tax increase lowers his first paycheck by 30 dollars. Analysts say the two point rise will shave about 12 billion from consumer spending this year and prompt small daily cuts as workers adjust their spending.
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