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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2014
Page
1
Marion Mayor Allen Snooks Bouska retains office after the city council confirms he meets residency requirements under state law. The decision comes as the council votes to uphold his tenure and responsibilities as mayor of Marion.
The Community Fitness for All Club R E C offers workout classes designed for people with intellectual disabilities. It aims to create a welcoming alternative to traditional gyms, expanding access to exercise and social engagement.
Cedar Rapids Kennedy defeated Cedar Rapids Xavier 85-76 in a high scoring matchup. Kennedy moved to 1B with the win as both teams showcased offense and tight defense during the late fourth quarter.
Gov. Terry Branstad frames a bipartisan call to action in his State address urging lawmakers to work together to realize the Iowa Dream. The agenda includes in-state tuition for veterans, tax exemptions for pensions, and tax incentives to expand ultrafast Internet and ICN 2.0.
Governor Branstad frames anti-bullying as a top issue in the State of the State speech while backing Home Base Iowa to recruit veterans for high paying careers. House Speaker Paulsen suggests passage is possible but not guaranteed. Page 8A covers the veterans plan and the bullying initiative with a fact check on 8A and university funding on 9A.
Health officials say flu activity is rising nationwide with the first pediatric influenza related death in Iowa this week. The Iowa Department of Public Health notes several adult deaths likely tied to flu while case numbers and hospitalizations rise statewide.
Habitat for Humanity warns new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rules could curb its ability to help low income families obtain interest free loans for home purchases. Charlotte leader Frank Spencer testified before Congress detailing potential reductions in nonprofit housing assistance and loan facilitation.
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