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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2005
Page
10
Gov. Vilsack orders a feasibility review of the Fort Madison maximum security unit after two inmates escaped on November 14. The jail houses 565 inmates in a 549 capacity unit plus 410 in other units. Officials discuss closing the current facility and building a larger prison to address overcrowding and supervision gaps.
A survey of Iowa college students shows homesickness can ease when students stay on campus longer, with visits helping some cope. Experts note that frequent weekend trips may hinder adjustment, while engaging in campus life and forming friendships improves experience and reduces homesickness.
President Bush outlined a plan to reduce city presence and bases in Iraq while targeting only the most dangerous terrorists. He opposed a fixed withdrawal deadline, arguing against artificial timetables. Senate leader Reid called for a formal strategy with benchmarks.
Rep. Jim Nussle and Rep. Jim Leach defend full troop support and assess a phased disengagement. Sen. Chuck Grassley supports continuing Iraqi training as troops shrink, while Sen. Tom Harkin criticizes stay the course and calls for a real Iraq strategy. Bush cites civil defense and training adjustments for Iraqi forces.
Hawkeye Bicycle Association uses Wood’s American Gothic image on jerseys but seeks permissions from Visual Artists and Galleries Association and Joslyn Art Museum via Bridgeman. Iowa City artist Cody Ash adapts image. Vomax prints jerseys at $60 each with upfront $1,500 cost.
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