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Local notices report a series of events including deaths at a river area and weather readings. The brief items reference public safety concerns and sport scores alongside regional river level updates.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2013
Page
1
Local notices report a series of events including deaths at a river area and weather readings. The brief items reference public safety concerns and sport scores alongside regional river level updates.
The Gazette reports that C.R. mayoral candidates present contrasting plans for street repairs and transportation priorities. Each candidate emphasizes different approaches to funding, project selection, and long term maintenance.
Cedar Rapids voters face a ballot measure to extend the 1 percent local option sales tax for 10 years to fix streets. Mayor Ron Corbett and challenger Greg Hughes present differing views on tax philosophy vs streets emphasis, yet both acknowledge deteriorating street upkeep.
Incumbent Ron Corbett seeks a second four-year term, touting an open for business stance. Challenger Greg Hughes accuses waste and argues for change. Corbett has never lost an election, with a long career including 1990s House speaker and Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce leadership.
Online voter guide edition lists URLs for Cedar Rapids Marion Iowa City Coralville candidate quilts and race coverage. It directs readers to Cabin Gazette pages dated 2013 for detailed council candidate quilts and donation records.
Iowa reports two job totals since 2011: 163 500 gross additions per Branstad administration and about 56 000 net gains statewide. Economists say net growth is the proper measure, while critics accuse accounting tricks of inflating the figure.
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