Health care costs rise over ten May vary by plan and union
Health and dental costs may exceed ten dollars with variance by plan and bargaining unit membership. The note cites sources from the Iowa City Gazette Cedar Rapids Linn graphic and Johnson counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health and Dental
Iowa City Gazette
Cedar Rapids and
Linn Graphic
Johnson Counties
Iowa City to raise health insurance costs for employees
Obama promotes health reform as public employers face tighter budgets due to the recession. Iowa City will charge single coverage and raise deductibles under new union contracts, with city contributions and monthly costs rising for employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Iowa City
Dale
Helling
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids school board approves levy rise up to 12.6 percent
Cedar Rapids school board approved a levy increase of up to 12.6 percent last night but noted the final amount is not set. By law districts cannot raise a levy after publication, though they may lower it, and Cedar Rapids may adjust before final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Hines-Dochterman
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Cedar
Rapids district eyes levy hike for 2010-11 budget
Five area school boards discuss tax changes tied to a state decision. Rapids district plans a public hearing on April 12 to set the levy rate and approve the 2010-11 budget. If kept, the levy rises to raise taxes by 1.75 per thousand, costing homeowners about 94.36 more on a 100000 home and boosting commercial property taxes by 1 750 per million. Cedar Rapids levy stands at 13.92 and Iowa City at 14.19 with a near 15 percent rise under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Woman found dead in Iowa City mobile home
Authorities investigate a suspicious death in a Modern Manor mobile home park near Iowa City. The 34 year old woman, Sarah Elizabeth McKay, was found at 18 Expo Drive with autopsy pending. Her boyfriend, Eric Osborn, 26, was at the residence as deputies processed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jgue
Iowa City
Johnson County
Lonny Pulkrabek
Sarah Elizabeth McKay
Expo Dr
Pulkrabek
Eric
Sarah
University of Iowa
Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation
Judy Patterson
McKay and Osborn
World quakes surge in headlines not in numbers
Scientists say there are not more quakes this year but more people in quake zones. Better monitoring and media coverage skew perception while rapid urbanization on fault lines heightens damage risk. Experts note strong aftershocks from Chile’s 8.8 quake boost early-year totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Chile
Turkey
Bob Holdsworth
Durham University
England
U.S. Geological Survey
Paul Earle
Earle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linn
Obama
Gregg Hennigan
Gazette Ealth
Hav
Dale Helling
G.R. Levy
More Area
Levy
Expo Drive
Muscatirle
Ave
Owa City
Anna Lothson
Phe
Sarah WicKay
the Gazette
Asette
Togo