Pay dirt turning Cedar Rapids traffic cams into revenue
Cedar Rapids traffic cameras have generated over 600000 in under seven months with the city on track to exceed 750000 in the first full year. since March 2 the system has issued 27554 tickets and collected about 2900 daily with 12825 paid to date while Gatso USA deducts 30 per paid ticket.
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Cedar Rapids
Traffic cameras by the numbers in Cedar Rapids
Gross ticket revenue to Cedar Rapids so far is 993 655 dollars. Money paid back to Gatso USA is 384 750 dollars. Profits so far 608 905 dollars. E citations issued 27 554. Citations paid 12 825.
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Greg Graham
Gatso USA
Gatso
Cedar Rapids
Students pick ballet bands by real time poll in class
In Cedar Rapids Jefferson High School marketing class students voted on a product to sell to peers using Poll Everywhere. The live computer display tracked votes as juniors texted codes from their phones, a new method welcomed by student Jordan McCormick who praised its efficiency and confidentiality.
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The
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Cyndy Hilly
Cedar Rapids Jefferson High School
Hilby
Poll Everywhere
Jordan McCormick
Becky Malewitz
the Gazette
Linn-Mar
Kyle Jordan
St Mark's Lutheran votes to exit ELCA in Marion
St Mark's Lutheran Church in Marion backed leaving the ELCA by 309 to 151 in a 67.2 percent majority. A second confirmation vote is required, to be held at least 90 days later, per Pastor Perry Fruhling. More than 1,800 eligible members exist.
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St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
C Ave
Marion
ELCA
Perry Fruhling
Fruhling
Governors face limits on using power to boost Iowa jobs
Republican Terry Branstad and Democratic Gov. Chet Culver tout plans to revive Iowa’s economy as 53 000 jobs disappeared since 2008. Experts say governors cannot directly create jobs and mostly act as state-level cheerleaders amid a broad market-driven downturn. Iowa had 1.55 million employed in August, down from 1.61 million in March 2008, with most losses in manufacturing and construction. Culver seeks a second term.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Terry Branstad
Chet Culver
David Swenson
Iowa State University
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