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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2014
Page
1
A Linn County task force recommends closing a workshop for people with developmental disabilities. The report urges the county to terminate the program, citing cost concerns and limited outcomes. The decision aims to reallocate resources to other services.
Index page entry listing Volume 132 Number 288 for 2014 The Gazette newspaper with catalog details and page references.
The Board of Regents backed a tuition freeze for undergraduate in state students for the third consecutive year after previously proposing a 1.75 percent rise. Regents Larry McKibben Ruth Harkin and Bruce Rastetter said an efficiency review will fund the shift. The move follows an earlier plan announced for increases across all levels and campuses.
Academics and former aides foresee new advocates for biomedical research and health funding as Senator Tom Harkin retires. They note his role in boosting funding to Iowa and nationally and expect successors to assume chairmanships on key health panels.
Dr Craig Allen Spencer, a Manhattan physician who treated Ebola patients in Guinea with Doctors Without Borders, tested positive for Ebola in New York. Mayor de Blasio urged calm, stating the virus is hard to catch and the city is safe while Spencer is treated at Bellevue.
Eastern Iowa commuters rate safety and congestion as top concerns in the Corridor transportation system. The Iowa Commuter Transportation Study shows a willingness to pay extra for improved, flexible options, with Brent Paulsen noting strong interest in enhancing commuter services along the route.
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