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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2010
Page
3
Iowa City voters will see time and distance based taxi fares with posted destination rates. Cabs must have meters and operate at least four vehicles with dispatch from an office and a 24 seven vehicle in service. Most changes take effect March 1.
A 0.6 mile segment of the 2.8 mile CEMAR Trail plan alarms neighbors as city announces construction on a former railroad bed between backyards. Residents fear privacy loss, higher insurance, and property impact while officials defend the project as a long awaited priority. Experts argue trails raise demand and nearby property values.
Iowa races focus on job creation and veterans programs. Culver attacks Branstad ad citing debt and rising taxes while Branstad proposes a veteran jobs bank and tax relief for active duty personnel. Branstad also opposes trailing spouse unemployment benefits funded from the unemployment trust fund.
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