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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 2006

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New Riverside Casino Indoors Near Iowa City Draws Students

Matt Gibson a 23 year old University of Iowa computer science graduate student and his poker peers look forward to Riverside Casino and Golf Resort opening next week 15 miles south of Iowa City. Experts warn proximity to colleges will raise student gambling risk and participation.

Iowa City Matt Gibson Gibson University of Iowa Riverside Casino & Golf Resort the Gazette

Eastern Iowa voters cite brain drain and aging population in Gazette survey

Voters list three top concerns aging population, brain drain, and low paying jobs in eastern Iowa. More than 200 respondents to The Gazette Reader Advisory Panel highlighted educated residents leaving Iowa for opportunities elsewhere, while politicians campaign in Cedar Rapids for state Senate candidate Renee Schulte.

Gazette Iowa

IAU Reclassifies Pluto as Dwarf Planet Reduces Nine to Eight

The International Astronomical Union announced a new solar system classification downsizing Pluto from planet to dwarf planet. Ceres and 2003 UB313 join Pluto in a new category alongside established planets.

International Astronomical Union Pluto

Pluto Demoted to Dwarf Planet by IAU

The International Astronomical Union strips Pluto of planetary status, defining a planet as an object round and orbitting the sun, not cleared of neighbors. Pluto joins the growing list of nonplanets amid debate in Prague and past doubts from institutions like the American Museum of Natural History.

International Astronomical Union Neptune Pluto American Museum of Natural History Prague Czech Republic

Iowa professor would vote to demote Pluto at IAU meeting

University of Iowa astronomy professor Bob Mutel says he could not attend the IAU gathering but would vote to demote Pluto if he were there. He notes that many astronomers have mentally downgraded Pluto and teaches that it should not be a planet, citing larger Kuiper Belt objects.

Bob Mutel University of Iowa International Astronomical Union Mutel Pluto Kuiper Belt

Pluto’s Demotion Explored in Gazette Online Video

In the Featured AP Videos section on GazetteOnline.com, readers can explore coverage of Pluto’s reclassification as a dwarf planet and the broader implications for astronomy and public understanding.

Pluto Www GazetteOnline.com

Iowa Traffic Deaths End Downward Trend In 2005

Iowa's traffic fatalities rose 16 percent in 2005 to 450 deaths, ending a multi year decline that had aided rural interstate speed limit changes in 2005. Speeding and young drivers led increases while the state kept a per capita fatality rate near the national level. Scott Falk cautioned that one good year does not establish a trend.

Gazette Iowa Scott Falk Iowa Department of Transportation Falk

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