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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2015
Page
1
Stan and Jean Petratz near Washington Iowa gain national standing as leading distributors of sheep supplies. The feature notes their role among top suppliers as the Ebola story headlines a separate page, with centers in Liberia nearly empty after earlier surges.
Seattle Seahawks defeated Green Bay to win the NEC title while the New England Patriots toppled Indianapolis in the AFC title game setting up a Super Bowl matchup. The report covers results from Pages 1B and 5B.
Chasing and racing ducks and their handlers provide a playful workout at the Daffy Derby event in Mechanicsville. Page 12B.
In a 10 by 20 foot growth chamber at Monsanto's Chesterfield village center, researchers breed and manipulate wheat to create a parent seed for future crops. The project costs around 150 million dollars per trait and faces a decade or more before any seed reaches farmers, amid debate over genetic modification’s role in food security and safety.
Gov. Branstad urges new anti bullying laws as lawmakers view it as this year’s top priority. He emphasized action in the State of the State address and cited past near passage as motivation to complete work this session. Senator Schoenjahn expressed cautious optimism and support for the governor’s direction.
Cedar Rapids gives up its 56.5 percent majority on the Corridor Metropolitan Planning Organization board amid federal pressure. Bylaw changes cut board from 23 to 14, requiring cross-jurisdiction support for funded projects. The move follows a critical federal report warning of potential loss of funds if reforms fail. Monica Vernon, interim MPO chair, cites regional harmony and a harder path without a majority.
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