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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2001
Page
4
The piece argues that justice reporting shares traits with sports coverage, noting trials unfold day by day with access limits for participants. It emphasizes the need to portray the full arc, not just initial guilt claims, and compares courtroom pacing to athletic contest dynamics.
The 1,540 acre Dillonwood Grove, once owned by Dave Reed and Susan Matthews, was sold to the Save the Redwoods League and added to Sequoia National Park. Funded by a 5 million congressional appropriation plus 1 million from the Packard Foundation and gifts from Oracle, Goldman and San Francisco foundations, the deal closed two weeks ago.
Brown University has asked the National Labor Relations Board to reconsider a ruling that allowed some graduate students to vote on forming a union. The appeal contends that humanities research assistants were the only group allowed to vote while about 800 science graduate students were excluded. About 500 teaching and research assistants last week voted on unionizing, with results to be kept secret pending the board's review.
About 20 security workers fell ill from a strange odor at Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport causing delays for hundreds of passengers. Investigators found no abnormal air samples. FAA closed the security checkpoint while officials speculated perfume or hair spray as the odor source.
The Gazette outlines its environmental stance by printing with soybean ink and urges recycling via City Carton at 4250 Sixth St SW or other local recycling locations. It lists address and subscription pricing and notes postal details for Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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