Iowa City Police Officers Face Higher Health Costs
Iowa City will not grant a pay raise next year to police officers and asks them to cover more health insurance costs. The city counters a 4.5 percent raise requested by the Police Labor Relations Organization. The proposal raises out-of-pocket medical payments from 500 to 1500 and shifts more costs to the insurer beyond the deductible from 90/10 to 80/20.
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New Pioneer Co-op Supports Wal-Mart Suit in Iowa City
The community owned natural foods co op backs legal action to block a 214000 square foot Wal Mart Supercenter on 21 acres north of the Iowa City Municipal Airport. The board voted in August to support the suit but not join as plaintiffs. The store would replace the current Iowa City location.
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Linn County will buy Diebold voting system with federal aid
Linn County plans a 945950 dollar Diebold voting system funded mainly by about 950000 from the Help America Vote Act. Voters will keep paper ballots with optical scan counters and add touch screen and audio ballot options for visually impaired voters. Auditors seek county board approval to start negotiations.
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East West Divide Questioned by District 3 Hopefuls
Five of six District 3 candidates spoke at a City Hall forum saying Cedar Rapids has no true east west split. They cited shared working class roots and common issues such as the nearby landfill and the $34 million Cedar Bend redevelopment project aims as potential bridges or divisions.
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Rotary beautifies Cedar Lake for Rotary International centennial
Seven area Rotary Clubs committed nearly 200000 dollars to redevelop Cedar Lake near downtown. The project adds park benches, picnic tables, information kiosks, and a telescope area to transform a no-swim, no-fish lake ringed by rail yards and a power plant. The dedication Thursday at 5 30 p m marks Rotary International 100th birthday and involves about 700 members.
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Council candidate Gulich outlines plan for change in city governance
Gulich, a Benton County native with degrees in recreation and accounting, pledges questions, opinions, analysis, and recommendations as core council work. He emphasizes hiring a capable city manager, broad civic focus, and priorities of quality of life, economic development, and fiscal responsibility.
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Hughes and governor Iowa link helps sober trucker in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids Bill Wright recalls meeting Harold Hughes, the former Iowa governor and senator, and credits Hughes with inspiring his recovery from alcoholism. Wright, a truck driver, describes his journey through AA and the 12 step process, and notes Hughes had established treatment centers and supported their recovering community outreach.
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