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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2013
Page
1
Supporters and opponents clashed Wednesday night over whether the 21-only ordinance has improved Iowa City. The forum highlighted two stark views on the measure’s impact and future.
Cedar Rapids Kennedy and Cedar Rapids Xavier each won their opening playoff games, while Iowa City Regina opened its title defense in Class 1A with a 52nd consecutive victory. The report notes strong early rounds in the statewide football playoffs.
A compact page of classifieds and puzzles from The Gazette Vol 131 No 293. Includes Dear Abby segment and lottery puzzles with river levels and gambling hints.
Iowa law enforcement leaders from Cedar Rapids Des Moines Davenport and Sioux City join others to criticize proposed DOT rules for automated traffic enforcement citing burdensome six part justification and annual effectiveness reporting requirements. A public hearing was held in Ankeny with weak support from some groups and drivers.
The Gazette reports on Iowa day care selection with the state rating system as a guide. Little Angel's Learning Center in Iowa City shows kids at play and discusses upgrading security while aiming for a Level Three rating. DHS officials note hundreds of facilities in Johnson and Linn counties make choosing a center a challenging case by case decision. The quality tool, Iowa Quality DAY CARE, helps compare options.
The Iowa Policy Project report credits constructed wetlands with reducing nutrients and sediments, slowing floodwaters and boosting biodiversity in cities. Authors J Elizabeth Maas and E Arthur Bettis describe added aesthetics and recreational potential, noting Maas’s experience with landowners and developers backing urban wetland projects.
Kathleen Sebelius, secretary of Health and Human Services, labels the health care enrollment site a debacle while blaming insurers for canceling plans of hundreds of thousands. The Obamacare rollout struggles persist as critics question the administration's honesty and competence.
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