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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2014
Page
1
The Iowa City Community School District may increase its tax rate for the first time in three years. The potential change is reported on page 2A amid other local and national briefs.
The Gazette reports on local notices including business classifieds, obituaries for Dear Abe, lottery results, and puzzle items in River Levels Vol 132 No 62.
William Lowe and 12 other University of Iowa football players were hospitalized in January 2011 with exertional rhabdomyolysis after an intense off season program. The suit accuses coaches and trainers of failing to recognize risks and respond to symptoms, citing Lowe's acute renal injury and ongoing pain and disability.
In Cedar Rapids the Louis Sullivan bank building at 101 Third Ave. SW unveiled Allen E. Philbrick’s Banking Commerce and Industry mural series. The works hidden by flood era cover were restored after 2008 closure, dispelling fears of whitewash.
U S Senator Dianne Feinstein chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee says the CIA may have violated the Constitution by monitoring the committee's computers and seeking a criminal investigation of staffers. She warns the action undermines separation of powers and speech and debate protections.
Cedar Rapids City Council and Linn County Board of Supervisors approve budgets for the new fiscal year with small residential tax hikes. Cedar Rapids sees 2.99 percent city tax rise and 3.4 percent county rise, due to a state rollback formula increasing taxable value. Unincorporated Linn County homeowners receive a 6.6 percent tax cut funded by local option sales tax revenue.
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