Hawkeyes move on to Preseason WNIT final win
The Iowa women’s basketball team defeated Middle Tennessee 69 63 to advance to the Preseason WNIT final. Coach Lisa Bluder praised the defense and clutch plays as star players led the rally.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2012
Page
1
The Iowa women’s basketball team defeated Middle Tennessee 69 63 to advance to the Preseason WNIT final. Coach Lisa Bluder praised the defense and clutch plays as star players led the rally.
FEMA expects National Flood Insurance Program losses from Superstorm Sandy between 6 and 12 billion dollars, well above its 2.9 billion borrowing capacity, prompting a possible congressional bailout. NFIP, residential flood insurer, faced Katrina bailout debt near 18 billion dollars.
A regional plan outlines Community Resource initiatives to prime underdeveloped areas for future industrial growth. Efforts focus on infrastructure, training, and investment to attract firms and create jobs in targeted zones. Local officials emphasize coordinated development and long term economic resilience.
Iowa graduate and professional students urge lawmakers and the Board of Regents to address tuition and fee increases that strain advanced degree access and affect the state's economic impact. UI law student Michael Appel and TA Kate Kedley cite growing costs and call for value assessments of graduate education.
Cedar Rapids advances a $22 million plan for three miles of 66 inch sanitary sewer line from Highway 30 to The Eastern Iowa Airport to support 50 to 80 years of industrial growth. The city also gears up for a $4 million upgrade of 1.25 miles of 76th Avenue SW to Edgewood Road SW, following parallel street work on 60th Avenue SW.
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