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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 2005
Page
13
City Manager Steve Atkins urges City Council to reject bow hunting to control deer. He argues it is dangerous, spreads responsibility, and lacks proper timing, defined hunts, and training. The deer task force favored limited bow hunting, while the city has used sharpshooters since 1999, including last winter.
On Workers' Memorial Day about 25 people heard Dan Holub of the University of Iowa Labor Center urge lawmakers to boost Iowa safety inspectors. He noted 19 inspectors cover over 90 000 work sites, with 66 workers killed last year. AFL-CIO data show Iowa's job injury and fatality rate above the national rate in 2003.
Third graders in Cedar Rapids will not pay admission to visit the Carl and Mary Koehler History Center for the fall school year. Center supporters led by Al Ruffalo say the program will boost attendance and future sponsorship by Buffalo CODY. Between April 2004 and March 31, over 3,000 children visited, funded by a large gift from Mary Koehler.
The Iowa Court of Appeals ruled that a temporary ban on anti abortion protests at the Emma Goldman Clinic could be lifted while keeping a permanent ban on protester Dan Holman of Keokuk. The ruling may trigger new legal wrangling as Holman plans to appeal.
Hoover Elementary celebrated a 50th anniversary recalling its 1955 opening amid cornfields and community pride. Chuck Beusch, the first principal, described rapid growth from 350 to 700 students in six years. Current families toured halls with memorabilia and a living classroom dedication as staff and students reflected on the milestone.
Bev Goughnour known as Rev writes memoirs begun in 1996 and revived in 2002 after moving from Monticello to Marion and her husband Roy’s death. She uses longhand at a dining table with papers, a dictionary, White Out and tissues. A Kirkwood Community College class reignites her habit as therapy and self discovery.
Cedar Rapids nurse Kimberly Chiavetta 37 will face trial for the death of her husband Frank Chiavetta 60 afterJudge Kristin Hibbs ruled her July 11 statements to detectives voluntary and admissible The statements describe two insulin injections and guiding investigators to the syringe and vials Frank was not diabetic and died of insulin shock five days after a July death note
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