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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2007
Page
4
The Sandy Beach campsite at Coralville Lake, closed last year due to federal funding cuts, will reopen May 1 through September 1 2007. The piece highlights Iowa outdoor spots for tents RVs and cabins and encourages enjoying the state's outdoors this season.
The University of Iowa pays an average faculty salary of 85,300, ranking seventh among 11 Big Ten schools. The piece warns slower recruitment and retention of faculty unless wages become more competitive at UI and similar Iowa schools. The report notes wage competition affects Iowa State and Northern Iowa as well.
The piece cites Kathy Sierra and Cathy Seipp facing online threats, condemns hostile anonymous comments, and calls for a civic shift toward decency. It proposes a renewed Apollo program investing 6 percent of GDP in emission free nuclear tech and advanced reactors to drive hydrogen, desalination, and reduced waste.
Letter asserts long series of political accusations claiming that documents were stolen to cover up leadership failures by the Clinton administration. It alleges Bert Berger admitted an honest mistake and accuses Clinton allies of undermining security and the 9/11 Commission findings.
A Cedar Rapids walker complains that pedestrians have right of way on sidewalks while three cyclists rode up behind him at 5 30 pm nearly colliding. A woman with a boy grabbed his phone and fled, prompting him to cancel service and seek its return. He urges gentler biking.
A letter from Cedar Rapids cites deer herds over 30 strong along Ellis Road NW causing frequent crossings and motorcycle risks. The writer urges banning deer feeding inside city limits and greater support for bow hunting to curb the problem.
The text references Sandy Berger from the Clinton era, alleging theft of top secret presidential documents, and connects this to the 9/11 Commission testimony and criticisms of anti-terror policy after major attacks.
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