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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2015
Page
1
Aly Olson speaks to Corridor high school students on Page 2A about how service and volunteering broaden interaction with diversity and help community engagement.
A massive wind whipped blizzard struck the Northeast on Monday, disrupting travel and daily life for more than 60 million people. Officials warned of dangerous conditions and widespread outages as the winter storm bore down across multiple states.
The Obama administration unveiled a plan to shift Medicare away from fee for service toward cost containment. The proposal seeks to reduce spending by changing payment incentives and promoting value over volume across federal health programs.
A Cedar Rapids sixth grader at Regis Middle School won prizes after writing a heartfelt essay about her brother who has autism. Taylor Swift signed the gifts, which were awarded for the Page 6A standout piece.
The daily short term parking rate at The Eastern Iowa Airport increases from nine dollars to eleven dollars. Cyclones hold on with free throws after Longhorns nearly erase a twenty one point deficit.
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The University of Iowa will merge with AIB College of Business in Des Moines to gain a campus and 200 acres with 16 buildings including housing for about 500 students. All AIB students will become UI students, no money changes hands, AIB president says.
The University of Iowa extends its Des Moines footprint with two campuses. It already partners with Des Moines Area Community College for UI bachelor’s degrees. UI will acquire the 20 acre AIB College of Business site and rename it for the UI.
Linn County Supervisors approve joining Cedar Rapids City Council and Alliant Energy to sign a memorandum with Friends of Cedar Lake. The plan forms a Cedar Lake committee to explore ideas for the 115 acre lake and develop a path to implement them.
Cedar Rapids plans to spend 5.6 million of city funds to add an on ramp from 80th Street SW to Highway 100 and an exit ramp to 80th Street SW as part of the Highway 100 expansion. The change aims to provide easier access around the planned interchange north of E Avenue NW.
Gov Terry Branstad fell ill during a Monday speaking event in Johnston and was hospitalized in Des Moines with flu like symptoms. Doctors ruled out heart issues and said he would be kept overnight for observation and IV fluids.
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