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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2014
Page
1
Cedar Rapids City Council set aside two street projects after no bidders submitted bids. Only one bid came in for the first project and two bids for the second, with bids well above pre bid estimates. The city frames delays amid its 180 million Paying for Progress plan funded by a local option sales tax.
The Iowa City school board will hold a special meeting Tuesday to decide how to fill the vacancy created by board president Sally Hoelscher's resignation. Also, post offices in Swisher Ely and about 30 other Iowa towns may cut hours under a cost-saving proposal.
Iraqi forces assault rebel-held Tikrit as the Obama administration seeks Congress approval for 500 million dollars to train and equip Syrian opposition fighters.
Inspired by faith the Iowa City woman offered her kidney to a child she had never met. The act highlights generous aid within the community and underscores human connection across generations.
Law enforcement statewide will intensify patrols and checkpoint operations to enforce Iowa's boating while intoxicated law as part of the national Operation Dry Water. Susan Stocker of the Department of Natural Resources notes breath tests and public safety education across Iowa waters this weekend, with specific target areas undisclosed.
Sen. Tom Harkin proposes extending Clery Act and Title IX coverage to military academies and adds the power to levy fines for Title IX violations. He argues funding termination is insufficient deterrence as 64 universities face Title IX probes. Assistant Secretary Catherine Shawn notes a Tufts funding threat case and warns against weakening remedies.
Reuters reports Team USA loses to Germany yet advances to the Round of 16 as Mike Hlas and Cedar Rapids World Cup fans watch the late-stage match.
A Houston area second floor collapsed onto a crowd during a Jain religious gathering in Katy. Officials say 36 were hospitalized, with no deaths or critical injuries reported. About 100 to 125 attendees ranged from elders to toddlers in white gowns and colorful attire.
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