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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2002
Page
8
Regan denies touching or kissing the 16 year old student Shea and says kissing can be appropriate for teachers. He says he comforted Shea after she cried in his office during a cheating incident and notes teachers often teach students. Closing arguments allege exploitation and doubt lingers.
Charlie, raised in Amana and now in Homet stead after marrying Barbara, has 15 years at the meat shop and 28 years at Amana Woolen Mill as dyeing supervisor. A famed gardener with a 53-pound squash and a 442-pound pumpkin, he grows flowers and fruit but deer nibble leaves, prompting a busy harvest season sausage space as 600 pounds of deer meat becomes sausage.
At McKinley Middle School in southeast Cedar Rapids the Black History Month Assembly honored Isaiah Snead and Jorel Robinson of Cedar Rapids as they sang the Black National Anthem. The program included the unveiling of a Langston Hughes stamp marking the centennial of the writer's birth.
A Kids Count report finds African American and Hispanic children in Iowa grow faster than whites yet face worse outcomes. County data show non white children exceed 15 percent in Johnson Polk and eight others, with minorities now 11.2 percent of Iowa's children compared with 1.9 percent in 1970.
A new Child and Family Policy Center report notes Hispanic children now comprise Iowa’s largest minority at 2.8 percent, with African-Americans at 2.1 percent. It warns growth depends on diversity and calls for policies expanding opportunities for all races, especially in education and family services. African-Americans and Hispanics in Iowa lag nationally on infant mortality, teen births, and teen unmarried births.
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