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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2014
Page
1
The Senate passes a bill authorizing federal assistance for flood protection in Cedar Rapids. The measure aims to support local defenses against future flooding and accelerate matches for infrastructure projects.
Playoffs on the line for the Cedar Rapids Titans as they meet the Green Bay Blizzard in a decisive United Conference clash. The winner advances to the conference championship with a spot on the line.
Unemployment declined last month in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City with the rate easing from prior levels. Data show fewer people unemployed as local job figures edge downward amid economic signs.
A Gazette listing compiles death notices, business classifieds, comics, lottery results, puzzles, river levels, weather and sports TV data for 2014. It highlights local notices and community information in a single issue.
Johnson County supervisors set November 4 as the election date to approve a $30.8 million courthouse project in Iowa City. The 72,000 square foot facility south of the current building would add six court rooms and improve safety and space with upgraded technology and four conference rooms.
Cedar Rapids officials move to seek proposals from developers to buy and develop the former Iowa Iron Works site on 12th Avenue SE as work continues on the nearby three story Geometric Inc. office building. The city bought the old plants over a decade ago and funded cleanup with federal and state brownfield money.
The City Council Development Committee invites developers to purchase and revamp the empty city-owned parcel formerly Iowa Iron Works on the west side of the 400 block of 12th Avenue SE. The plan aims to transform the site into a mixed use or other development aligning with city goals.
The House approved the USA Freedom Act by 303 to 121 sending it to the Senate. Lawmakers hailed it as a first step to curb bulk collection of Americans phone records despite privacy advocates concerns over concessions.
The IRS announces revisions to proposed rules on 501 c4 groups and their political involvement. The move aims to clarify limits to preserve tax exemptions and donor privacy, amid earlier scrutiny of Tea Party applications.
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