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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2003
Page
8
A New York Fed study notes managers view recession as a chance to permanently change operations. U.S. job growth lags while output rises, and a McKinsey Global Institute analysis finds offshore outsourcing mainly benefits the U.S. economy via lower costs and reinvested profits.
US athletics director Bob Bowlsby promises a best possible traffic plan for each game. Chuck Green says security staff will direct traffic at two remaining intersections as city officers may be unavailable. The university will not pay Iowa City officers for street duty and a $3,000 past homecoming bill remains unsettled.
Monarch Watch program assistant Jim Lovett says 500 000 tags were sent out last year as part of a nationwide monarch migration project. In 2002 a batch of 500 butterflies were tracked with the farthest traveler covering 1 400 miles from Virginia to Texas. The Turners of 2310 Meadowbrook Dr SE plan to release 16 monarchs, raised from caterpillars found on milkweed, marking their first year in the Kansas study and drawing neighborhood interest.
The White House endorses private school vouchers, with Bush supporting the plan and supporters arguing momentum could shift state and national debates. Democrats warn the budget vote on Tuesday could overturn the voucher effort, while opponents fear funding erosion. The measure would let about 1,300 DC students transfer to private schools, up to 7,500 yearly, amid broader battles over public education policy.
Festival organizers consider raising tickets after a 15 dollar admission drew some critics. Patrons enjoyed KC and the Sunshine Band and Jethro Tull but costs rise threaten the event’s future. Renaissance Group weighs pricing, site changes, and venue to keep the Taste alive.
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