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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2014
Page
1
Iowa football coach among state figures earning the highest paychecks underscoring questions about compensation amid public scrutiny. The piece notes multiple sports figures in the top earners.
Two injured rescue dogs from Egypt receive a second chance at life thanks to an Iowa City woman and Last Hope Animal Rescue in Shellsburg. The community story highlights local action and animal welfare collaboration.
The MidAmerica Business Conditions Index fell in October due to lower grain and crude petroleum prices, signaling softer economic momentum in the Midwest. The report notes declines in manufacturing activity and regional demand, weighing on overall business sentiment and expectations for the quarter.
Voters in Cedar Rapids and Marion precincts and Iowa City will answer post vote questions. After casting ballots, they will be asked whom they voted for between Joni Ernst and Bruce Braley and to discuss what issues influenced their choice.
Voters are urged to cast ballots today from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. with in person polling conducted by Edison Research for the National Election Pool. Exit polling coordinator Joe Lenski cites a 50 percent response rate and claims higher accuracy than prior polls.
Linn County Auditor Joel Miller reports 36 380 voters requested absentee ballots while 31 546 had mailed back or voted early leaving 4 834 unreturned. Johnson County shows about 4 400 absentee ballots mailed but not returned. Campaign door to door drives created the gap but canvass will still count ballots.
Reuters analysis of Federal Reserve data shows over two decades the wealthier graduates carry more student loan debt than the average household. U.S. student loan balances have quadrupled since 2004 to 1.1 trillion, raising fears of reduced spending and a potential housing downturn. Boston College graduate Katherine Thomas appears with her mortar board during commencement.
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