Supreme Court review on thermal imaging and home privacy
Opinion argues whether warrantless thermal imaging of a residence to detect marijuana grows undercuts the Fourth Amendment. It contrasts privacy expectations with society’s view of reasonableness and warns against unchecked surveillance in the War on Drugs. David Brousseau of Marion cites SIU Carbondale.
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Orwell
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Marion
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Carbondale
Stadium seating and ADA rules prompt theater accessibility debate
The article argues stadium seating disadvantages disabled patrons forcing ADA battles with theater chains. It notes midrow seating often preferred by general audiences and suggests better accommodations in new theaters, such as ramps mid theater, to improve access and reduce embarrassment. The piece calls for a practical, amiable settlement and a possible happy ending.
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Cedar Rapids
Coral Ridge
Coralville
The Well Duh List of Golf and Fitness Research
An Associated Press summary notes a Finnish study in the American Journal of Medicine showing walking around a golf course is healthier than sitting idle. It argues walking is easy and cheap, while other activities like running swimming cycling or skiing offer more but cost more and are harder to maintain.
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American Journal of Medicine
Bush team and the new millennium in Cedar Rapids
Letter writer critiques the Bush administration as composed of corporate figures and warns of a repeat of past economic policies. He urges a centralist approach to govern and questions the inaugural events involving Mary Cheney and her partner, highlighting concerns about inclusivity at the ceremony.
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George W. Bush
Dick Cheney
Mary
Hand-picked vets push City Council agenda in Cedar Rapids
A Gazette letter accuses a new Veterans Memorial Commission member of hostility to a space needs study for the Veterans Memorial Building and alleges the council stacked the panel 8 to 2. The writer warns voters may change the balance in November and claims power rests with the people.
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Cedar Rapids
Gazette Letters Policy Note
The Gazette states it does not vouch for reader letter accuracy or judge opinions. It invites corrections or contradictions for potential publication by other readers.
Letters to The Gazette Prompt Debate Credibility
The writer questions whether letters to the Gazette should be labeled as serious or humorous to improve trust. The piece notes outrage and falsehoods in recent letters about political parties and asks how readers can distinguish genuine belief from humor or ignorance.
Gazette invites letters and guest columns policy
The Gazette accepts letters and guest columns with editing rights and no return. Writers must provide full name signature street address and daytime phone number. anonymous letters are not allowed. Letters limited to 300 words, one per writer per 30 days. column length advised under 650 words. Contact Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 Fax 319 398 5846 Email gazedit fyiowa com.
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