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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2001
Page
11
GA ZETTE Communications lists Joseph Hladky as Chairman and Publisher Chuck Peters as President and COO Ken Slaughter as Executive VP and CFO in a corporate leadership note. The release details board roles and executive briefings for stakeholders.
The Iowa reform report argues for year round schools and smaller learning communities while stressing that time is a constant and learning varies. It critiques educators for insularity and urges inclusion of business and public input to boost understanding and support for high school redesign.
The Aug. 20 Newsweek piece features Gov. Tom Vilsack remarking that governors solve problems as the leading Democratic candidates for president mostly are senators. The letter notes possible implications for replacing senators like Grassley or Harkin and questions future naming.
Columnist Claudia Smith Brinson argues human cloning faces grave medical risks and ethical questions despite a growing infertility market. She notes low success rates in animal cloning, embryo loss, and potential harm to offspring, urging society to decide on rights, responsibility, and limits before pursuing human cloning.
Editorial argues for a cautious stance on human cloning, asserting safety and ethics while supporting research. It explains cloning processes, addresses identity and rights, and emphasizes treating clones as individuals with full rights. The piece advocates congressional restraint and scientific freedom.
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