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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2005
Page
4
A male falcon has replaced the slain breeding male at Cedar Rapids, patrolling skies and sharing a nest atop the U S Bank building with the long resident female since 2000.
A court ruling finds restrictions on offenders near schools unconstitutional while appeals proceed. Lawmakers push other tough options and urge better public alerts on high risk offenders. Meth lab discoveries rise with warmer weather, as outdoor production and detection vary by season.
A letter discussion on hunger, drug enforcement, poverty, and corporate wages contrasts with criticism of foreign aid and war spending. The writer argues intelligent design has no place in science class and urges Iowa to keep religion out of science while promoting driving efficiency and urban planning that preserves trees and reduces fuel use.
Don Davis of Iowa City argues that higher speed limits increase risk and expense. He cites more speeders, reckless driving, and added fuel costs, questions patrol enforcement, and notes missing yield signs and the need for safer entry to traffic.
A speculative critique argues that science and religion clash when creationism appears in science classes. It recalls Galileo Newton Dalton Einstein Aristotle and Darwin to suggest the Enlightenment era values are endangered by mixing faith with scientific curriculum.
Ashton Carter argues the Robb-Silberman report shows intelligence gaps reflect policy failures. He cites North Korea Iran and Iraq, noting that without strong policy measures intelligence cannot prevent N or WMD threats. He asserts post 9 11 security requires coordinated policy and intelligence.
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