Bike Friendly University earns silver designation
The League of American Cyclists awards the UI a silver 2014 Bike Friendly University designation, highlighting campus efforts to support cycling and related infrastructure.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2014
Page
1
The League of American Cyclists awards the UI a silver 2014 Bike Friendly University designation, highlighting campus efforts to support cycling and related infrastructure.
The Gazette 2014 edition WL 4 volume 132 no 289 presents the issue page with local notices and brief summaries. The paper covers community events and public notices typical of a regional weekly publication.
Linn County District Court awarded builder David Stutzman 140000 dollars after a jury found Council member Don Karr slandered him during a 2011 debate on pier built homes. Mayor Ron Corbett said taxpayers will cover the award. Stutzman said the verdict reflects three years of lost business.
Cedar Rapids businessman William B. Rossey Jr., founder of Midamar Corp and agent for Islamic Services of America, is indicted on 19 counts including selling misbranded halal beef and falsifying export documents. He faces charges of conspiracy, wire fraud, money laundering, and false statements. Initial appearance set for Oct. 30 in U.S. District Court.
Kendell R. Hillman of Cedar Rapids faced a domestic abuse protective order violation on Sept. 30. From Oct. 1 for six days he made 66 calls to his alleged victim, all from Johnson County Jail. Jail staff monitor inmate calls and can block numbers. Local and statewide domestic violence calls and no contact order violations rise, with Iowa City reporting 334 domestic violence calls through Oct. 9 this year and 117 arrests in 2012. Cedar Rapids totals show 3,239 calls and 390 arrests through Oct. 20. Investigator Scott Stevens notes his caseload raises totals to 470 calls and 214 arrests in 2014 and that jail-originated violations numbered 43 of 96 no-contact orders as of Oct. 9.
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