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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2007
Page
1
City Manager Jim Prosser calls the Cedar Rapids City Hall realignment plan the end of the beginning and presents it at noon. The City Council will hear public comment and vote tonight with Mayor Kay Halloran predicting majority support and noting staff layoffs may be looming.
Proposal trims city manager control to eight departments by merging 47 into four main groups Finance Parks and Recreation Public Works and Utilities. It plans eliminating 33 positions and creating about 30, saving 2 million dollars next fiscal year. Council vote tonight at 6 p.m. in City Hall with staff told of job options tomorrow.
Iowa City regents consider selecting the next University of Iowa president on Sunday after receiving the final report from the search committee on Saturday. Four finalists, including Charles Bani Philipp Furmanski Mark Becker and Sally Mason, faced public interviews as regents debated the timetable and outcome.
Harold Harryman of Douds near 100 years old joined 35 Iowans aged 100 or older with valid licenses. He notes the need for a car to attend church and senior lunches amid limited sidewalks while crediting constant alertness and awareness of surroundings for his accident free record.
Gazette reporter Christoph Trappe previews today's KCRG TV newscast at 14 am and directs readers to GazetteOnline for video of Harold Haryman driving and detailed driver age statistics.
The Iowa Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether a videotaped statement by Jetseta Gage can be admitted in sexual abuse cases still pending against James Bentley. Federal prosecutor warns Parents and predators, 3B.
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