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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2004
Page
10
A debate over animal identity systems highlights the pros and cons of tagging cattle and other livestock. Producers stress practical tagging, while officials note voluntary participation may become mandatory, with a proposed $50 million federal aid package and varied tagging methods for cattle poultry swine and sheep.
Linn County Court charged Humpfer 64 of Marion and Sheldon 36 of Mount Vernon after a Tuesday sting in Wellington Heights, with a first-time wave of streetwalkers observed. Police note five prostitution arrests in Cedar Rapids this year and recall a prior 1996 johns sting.
Council heard a proposed noise class modeled after an Alaska program to curb loud stereos and motorcycles. Martha Sanner raised the issue at the meeting, noting that Cedar Rapids police logged over 2 500 noise complaints in 2002 with 9 percent leading to charges. Violators face up to 100 dollar fines plus court costs. Local resident Lanner described persistent street noise along First Avenue East.
A Pew survey shows voters tire of faith references in campaigns even as moral values matter. Catholics, Bush supporters and the public weigh in on Communion bans and church lists, with sharp shifts since 2003.
A four year study of 1 222 caregiver patient pairs finds placing a loved one with dementia in a nursing home does not reduce caregiver anxiety or low mood. Anxiety fades after a year but depression remains. many caregivers feel guilt and face financial and bureaucratic stresses. Nearly half are at risk for clinical depression, and researchers urge more counseling and planning for end of life.
In Cedarville New Jersey police report Michael File 26 was whipped by Kenneth Davis 42 with a dead six foot black snake causing several back lacerations. Davis then attacked by File with a baseball bat. Davis treated for head injuries and charged with simple assault. File faces likely charges.
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