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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2014
Page
1
Secretary of State Paul Pate says he did not plan another bid but felt the demand from supporters. The feature notes his reconsideration and the motivation behind a possible run for office.
Fran McCaffery recalls his son’s cancer diagnosis framed as emotional journey in a sports feature. The Coralville retailer 380 West Music will close its Ottumwa location by December 31, impacting local shoppers and musicians.
Johnson County leaders plan next move after a 33.4 million courthouse expansion bond fell short of the 60 percent supermajority with 56.9 percent. The Board of Supervisors meets to chart a path after the third referendum defeat.
Johnson County Jail overcrowding and repairs compete with a 113 year old courthouse with safety issues. Iowa City Police HQ not built for police use. Proposed joint building could house Johnson County Sheriff’s Office and a court law center.
After the election the Iowa Legislature plans to govern with a split majoritarian setup. Democrats hold a 26 to Republicans 57 in the House, while Senate control stands with Democrats and GOP leadership vows to work across party lines. Governor Branstad and Lt. Governor Reynolds pledge continued progress on schools budgets and jobs.
A state task force recommended adopting the Smarter Balanced assessment for Iowa in 2016-17, citing computer adaptation and alignment with Iowa Core and Common Core standards. The 20-1 decision favored the online, adaptive exam over a revised Iowa Assessments version, drawing both support and educator concerns.
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