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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2010
Page
3
Live chat from noon to 1 p m features representatives from Healthy Linn Care Network Mercy Medical Center and St Luke s Hospital answering questions and sharing information to raise breast cancer awareness during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Iowa City council postpones two weeks voting on Sauce liquor license renewal at 108 E College St. City Attorney Dilkes seeks time to assess bankruptcy impact on decision. Police Chief Hargadine urges denial citing owner Porter’s finances and good moral character. Porter argues federal bankruptcy controls.
Cedar Rapids officials announce an anonymous donor created a $1.2 million scholarship fund for Mount Mercy University students. The gift expands the endowed pool by 10 percent and is expected to fund at least 15 scholarships annually for diverse students.
Iowa City parents and students are invited to a 7 30 p m talk by University of Iowa professor Christopher Morphew on choosing the right college. The event in City High Little Theater is sponsored by PSTO and will cover how to find the best fit.
The Cedar Rapids City Council deadlocked 4-4 on holding a new public hearing for a proposed annual pet license ordinance. Several members flipped positions since a prior 5-3 approval, effectively ending the effort for now as officials weigh next steps and animal-control funding implications.
Cedar Rapids votes 7-1 to commit 600000 to Priority One in five annual 120000 installments. Mayor Corbett cites new city manager Jeff Pomeranz review and an aim for measurable goals, amid past Go Daddy tensions and leadership change at Priority One.
The Gazette group backing a Iowa City repeal argues fliers in university residence halls violated no policy. Yes to Entertaining Students Safely leader Matt Pfaltzgraf plans an ethics complaint. University housing official Carrie Kiser-Wacker says the 21 Makes Sense group complied with mass mailing guidelines.
Cedar Rapids City Council unanimously approves using local-option sales tax revenue to compensate renters up to 4000 for personal property lost in the 2008 flood. The plan mirrors homeowner payouts of up to 10000, with 1500 homeowners already aided. Mayor Ron Corbett estimates 1300 to 2000 renters may qualify at a cost of 5 to 6 million dollars as the 63 month recovery period aims to raise 80 million.
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