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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2012
Page
1
Cedar Rapids officials unveil a master plan for a new medical district and public website to keep residents informed on progress and milestones. The plan aims to coordinate development, health services, and community engagement across the area.
Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz notes that even strong lectures may not reach all players who must study both in classroom and football settings as part of college football preparation.
Iowa public universities posted smaller increases in tuition and fees than the national average over the past three years, with state regents considering next steps. Regent President Craig Lang said the tuition freeze will likely continue through 2011 12 as enrollment weighted data from the College Board shows Iowa below national gains.
President Barack Obama opened the second 2012 debate as an aggressive challenger naming Romney's business record and labeling his five point plan as a one point plan. He accused Romney of offering a meek me too stance to conservatives in Congress and said top earners face different rules. Romney pressed back claiming Obama distorts his positions and disputed claims about job outsourcing and pensions.
Gazette live updates from Mount Vernon begin at 8 a.m. with videos and photos by Max Freund. Streaming coverage of Obama’s speech to start at 11 45 a.m. and readers invited to join the conversation via Twitter using the Obamaia hashtag.
Iowa City school board backs a February 5 special election to approve a new revenue purpose statement allowing borrowing up to 100 million. The change would extend access to sales tax funds through 2029 using tax anticipation revenue bonds, enabling faster funding for construction versus current spending.
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