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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2014
Page
1
The Board of Regents chides University of Iowa President Sally Mason for failing to adequately communicate about sexual assault issues on campus. The exchange highlights concerns about leadership and accountability within the university system.
A large winter storm brought relief to parched California, boosting reservoirs and adding snowfall in the Sierra Nevada. The precipitation, however, is unlikely to fully reverse years of drought and water shortages.
Pearson PLC fell as much as 8 percent after announcing it would not emerge from a tough transition until 2015. The update signals ongoing strategic challenges and investor concern over the company’s path forward.
Planning ahead supports better eating and regular exercise for a healthier lifestyle. The article urges setting goals, choosing balanced meals, and scheduling workouts to sustain long term health improvements.
State officials hail IowaCare as a national model for ACA compliance while noting that clinical impact on patients and providers remains unclear. MercyCare Community Physicians in Cedar Rapids says it has begun accepting new low income patients amid the program rollout.
U S transportation officials issued an emergency order tightening oil train classifications but it affects under three percent of tank cars now in use. The measure targets Packing Group 8 labeling to improve emergency response, yet leaves older DOT 111 cars on tracks amid ongoing derailments and fires.
The Gazette reports the winter through February ranks ninth coldest in 141 years, with statewide average 14.7 degrees and Cedar Rapids 15.8. Meteorologists warn colder early March temps, lingering snow, and continued heating costs.
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