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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2014
Page
1
Police seek public help to identify a woman found dead on a road near Walker on Wednesday. The report notes the name is unknown and requests tips from readers. The item is brief and factual with emphasis on the identification request.
State business leaders urge overhaul of the U S visa system arguing current rules hinder Iowa’s economic expansion. The call centers on faster skilled labor access and clearer policy to attract investment and jobs.
About 60 goats were released this week at Ensign Hollow Wildlife Management Area in Clayton County to graze invasive and unwanted native species. Jim Jansen, northeast Iowa wildlife supervisor, says the move seeks a natural vegetation control and better public access. Dan Kirby notes dense riparian vegetation has limited summer use of the popular Ensign Hollow trout stream for fly anglers. GOATS: PAGE 10A
The only male eaglet among this year’s three hatchlings at the Decorah nest was electrocuted on a nearby transmission line. One sister with a broken wing also remains in care at Saving Our Avian Resources near Dedham, Iowa. Researchers tracked the birds with satellite transmitters as nest life and prospects for future hatchlings grow uncertain.
EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy says the water rule aims to protect downstream water quality without restricting farmers. She frames the policy as balancing agriculture with environmental protection during a recent confirmation hearing.
EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy travels to Missouri and plans remarks in Kansas City to explain the Waters of the United States rule. She says the rule protects downstream water quality and does not target farmers, while critics from the American Farm Bureau Federation push to drop the rule amid ongoing misunderstandings.
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