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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2003
Page
11
City Council unanimously approves a 3.25 percent wage increase for fiscal 2004 starting July 1. Mayor Jim Fausett says funding shortfalls from withheld state funds will require budget cuts and fee increases to cover the raise.
City Administrator Kelly Hayworth says Coralville may spend 159000 to secure a new census tally. About 1000 residents have moved in since the last census, potentially bringing an extra 85000 annually from state road-use funds, with counting overseen by the U S Census Bureau.
Police charged 26 year old Pedro Ceto after a single vehicle crash on Highway 30 near I 380. Ceto admitted driving the car and investigators found a counterfeit Social Security card with another name, tied to an immigration claim.
Ricardo Camacho of Mexico, 23, will be deported after three years of illegal stay in the United States. He was sentenced in Cedar Rapids federal court to time served after a Jan 14 guilty plea for falsely claiming U S citizenship. Camacho used multiple aliases and was arrested three times in January 2000 after attempting entry. He is held pending deportation arrangements.
University Hospitals officials say a handful of Iowa City staffers used the free parking pass system over about a year. The Internal Audit Department found weak oversight and recommended a single program lead, staff reeducation, and closer monitoring. The $1838 total is small relative to the hospital budget. some workers have been fired or suspended and will repay.
Six girls ages 16 and 17 live in a new Horizon Center wing in Marion as Alternative Services expands with the Anita Daniels Program for Girls. The program aims to build confidence and prevent bad relationships, funded by a state grant and local donations amid ongoing funding questions.
Iowa ranks fifth in the Annie E. Casey Foundation Kids Count survey, with Minnesota first and Mississippi last. State officials credit the HAWK I program for extending health coverage to uninsured children, noting strong 1990s performance on low-income families and teen engagement.
At 2810 Wilson Ave SW near Westdale Mall, Angie Rohlen a and her daughter Delores Bechka transformed a garage door into a vivid mural. The art shows a deer leaping over a log, a blue butterfly, a pheasant, dragonflies, and geese, turning a functional door into a canvas of nature.
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