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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 2016

Page

8

Georgia professor in final round for Iowa City public safety post

Georgia College and State University safety director Scott Beckner is one of four finalists for the University of Iowa public safety director position to replace Chuck Green who retired in 2015. The campus hosts Beckner and the other candidates as the search progresses toward a June appointment.

Iowa City University of Iowa Scott Beckner Georgia College and State University Milledgeville Chuck Green Beckner Shepherd University Shepherdstown W.va Michigan State University Police Department Michigan State FBI National Academy Douglas Tripp Orange County Orlando Fla Adam Garcia University of Nevada Reno Marc Cossich Stephen F. Aus Tin State University Nacogdoches Texas Public Safety US Department of Public Safety Rod Lehnertz

Taco Bell owners donate to meth prevention

Cedar Rapids area Taco Bell franchisee John Sapp and wife Cindy donate 50000 to Area Substance Abuse Council for meth prevention in Linn County. The release notes anonymous assistance for treatment and cites a past incident at the Blairs Ferry Road location where an active meth lab was found last August.

Cedar Rapids Taco Bell Linn County John Sapp Blairs Ferry Rd Sapp Cindy ASAC Blairs Ferry Road Christopher A. Mateus Linn County Public Health Matous

Linn County weighs local minimum wage changes voices grow

A Linn County minimum wage study group considers a local raise beyond Iowa's $7.25 floor. University of Iowa labor expert says local ordinances permitting only changes in amount are legal, while business owners warn raises could hurt operations. Supervisors will decide, with more small business and worker input sought.

Cedar Rapids Linn University of Iowa Linn County Paul Iversen The US Labor Center Iversen Iowa Johnson County Janet Lyness Iowa City Eleanor Dilkes Polk David Huffman Little Caesars Huffman Ben Rogers Rogers Linn County Board of Supervisors

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