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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2014
Page
1
The Cedar Rapids City Council unanimously votes to enter a development agreement for the New Bohemia Station project on the former Brosh Funeral Chapel site. The decisive 9 to 0 council vote marks the start of the redevelopment effort.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov resigned on Tuesday as deputies loyal to President Viktor Yanukovich backed away from anti protest laws. The move signals a fresh turn in the ongoing political crisis and street protests.
Solon High School senior McKenna Cole dedicates long hours to thinking about and measuring wastewater samples. She explores treatment processes and environmental impact as part of her school projects.
Iowa State enters tonight's game versus Kansas aiming to improve from 4 of 25 from beyond the arc in their last meeting. The preview notes shooting focus and the Cyclones' adjustment for the matchup.
A compact notice from The Gazette volume 132 issue 20 2014 highlights classifieds comics Dear Abby and obituaries along with lottery puzzles sports and river levels. The item notes section appears as a standard newspaper index listing multiple departments and sections.
President Barack Obama calls for a year of action to boost wages protect the environment and direct resources to education. He vows to use executive orders to raise the minimum wage for federal contractors and to push initiatives without waiting for Congress while seeking bipartisan help to strengthen the middle class.
In Storm Lake Community School District Iowa 80.38 percent of 2442 students identify as non white while only 4.88 percent of 205 licensed staff identify as minority. District officials reject the minority label stating the term is not meaningful locally.
Mayor Ron Corbett said Cedar Rapids will lobby state officials to expand Interstate 380 from I 80 to the city's southern edge to six lanes. He urged action with the DOT and Legislature, and suggested higher fuel taxes to fund infrastructure, noting traffic and growth will continue.
The Air Force confirms the Malmstrom Montana investigation into cheating by missile crews has grown to include roughly double the initially named 34 officers. New cases are tied to the same monthly test, with additional officers removed from launch duty as the probe continues.
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