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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2015
Page
1
Ex CEO accuses Kirkwood Community College of hidden funds as CCID seeks relocation to Miami. Kirkwood President Mick Starcevich, treasurer for CCID, says CCID revenue lagged expenses while outgoing director Carol Stax Brown says Kirkwood was informed of a $400,000 debt only as CCID planned a move from Cedar Rapids.
Cottage owner and tenant reach a court settled agreement to vacate the Iowa City dwelling that housed The Book Shop. The case ends with terms directing move out by a set date and ownership rights clarified for the property. Survivors of Auschwitz mark the anniversary urging action to prevent prejudice. Positively Plus closes after 14 years. Xavier beats Linn‑Mar at buzzer as Lexi Noonan sinks Lions in tight nonconference clash.
The Gazette issue INDEX Vol 133 No 19 from 2015 presents page listings and notices. It catalogs local stories, features, columns, and brief notices typical of a weekly community newspaper. The compact card previews highlighted items and staff credits within the edition.
Cedar Rapids city officials voted unanimously to pay the full 5.6 million dollar price tag for two ramps linked to the Highway 100 extension. They argued the ramps will spur western growth and connect 80th Street SW with the highway, countering DOT conclusions that they serve only local traffic.
University of Iowa proposes a Des Moines campus through a partnership with AIB College of Business. Regent Larry McKibben warns the deal is far from done while UI would gain campus ownership, endowment, and debt, pending Board of Regents approval.
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