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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2008
Page
1
Iowa State fans Jackie Gleason and Laura Bucklin, freshmen from Solon, enjoy the Aug. 30 game in Ames with evident school spirit.
The Hawkeyes host the Cyclones in a campus rivalry kickoff at 11 a.m. broadcast on the Big Ten Network. Readers are invited to vote on best Iowa City tailgates via GazetteOnline com with results announced October 18.
Gov. Culver announced a $40 million state relief package to assist Iowa homeowners and businesses hit by deadly floods and storms. The funds, on top of nearly $1 billion in existing aid, aim to address urgent unmet needs and may avert a special legislative session unless further help is required. The plan covers housing and business recovery while leaving option open for additional action.
Iowa Governor Chet Culver traded criticisms with a Washington power broker over the 6 billion flood recovery package before striking a conciliatory note. The dispute highlighted allocations and oversight amid a tense funding debate.
City leaders warn that delaying buyouts could raise expenses and slow redevelopment as the C R council approves additional settlements. Officials cite budget strain and longer project timelines if negotiations stall.
The Cedar Rapids City Council leans toward increasing buyouts of flood damaged homes as part of a $1 billion flood protection plan. Council member Pat Shey warned against being penny wise and pound foolish, noting costs could rise if too few properties are acquired. Read residents' buyout interest at GazetteOnline com.
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