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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2015
Page
1
Donald Trump and other GOP hopefuls convene Saturday in Des Moines to discuss campaigns and policy as Iowa plays a pivotal role in the race. Celebrating UAY's Teen Parent Program marks 25 years with activities and community support noted in Page 9A coverage.
The Gazette argues rural investments lure industries and ease persistent rural problems. Cuba’s rapid changes are noted, with a reflective view on time and modernization.
Todd Scott of River Products Co. Inc. plans to transform 40 acres of marginal farmland along the Iowa River into a developed site. The move comes amid strict federal wetland rules backed by private-sector profit motives. Goose sightings over the riverbank frame the scene as turbines and floods are discussed in context.
A developer outlines a plan to spend 100000 to restore forested and grassy wetlands. In ten years the company would donate the land to Johnson County Conservation Department or a nature conservancy, with an escrow fund to maintain it in perpetuity. Scott says industry and environment can coexist while noting industrial impact.
The Burlington district weighs a pilot allowing Aldo Leopold Middle School leaders to wear body cameras next semester. Superintendent Patrick Coen says cameras would defend against false accusations and boost trust after a prior incident involving Principal Mark Yeoman.
The Iowa Board of Regents considered a midyear 3 percent rise for spring 2016 that would shift UI to the lowest resident tuition among state universities, while ISU and UNI would also see increases. Student leaders urged higher charges to manage enrollment growth and resident-student demand.
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