Joni Ernst speaks at Veterans Memorial Building
The Gazette reports on Joni Ernst a Republican U.S. Senate candidate speaking October 8 at the Veterans Memorial Building in Cedar Rapids.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2014
Page
2
The Gazette reports on Joni Ernst a Republican U.S. Senate candidate speaking October 8 at the Veterans Memorial Building in Cedar Rapids.
An Iowa Democratic Party ad questions Joni Ernst about federal minimum wage policy. It cites her U S News and World Report remarks and Iowa interviews, noting Ernst opposes raising the federal minimum wage and favors state control, while not calling to abolish it. The piece quotes experts and acknowledges misstatements vs context.
The Gazette lists mailing address Cedar Rapids Iowa and prices for home delivery and out of state service. Subscription rates include weekly and yearly options with a post office box for address changes and contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
At the University of Iowa Children’s Hospital Center for Disabilities and Development a superhero themed summer camp engaged children including James Lee and Kiriana Hornung. Physio staff guided activities as Kiriana moved a prop with therapist Katie Jo Risma assisting.
Cedar Rapids officials honored Gary Krause, former director of the Community Development Department, by naming the department's conference room after him. Krause died at 55 after a brief illness and donated his organs. his colleagues recalled his mentorship and dedication during a Friday ceremony and unveiled a plaque with his photo.
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