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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2006
Page
1
G R hunt bags 298 deer as Cedar Rapids ends a 3 1/2 month urban bow season. The Gazette notes 116 hunters passed proficiency tests and the Urban Deer Task Force approved the hunt in September, with supporters calling it a victory and opponents warning of liabilities.
The city schedules hearings on deer management with the new council. A bowhunting plan aims to reduce the herd by about 100 deer from an estimated 2,400, relying on private-property access rather than public land. Tim Thompson of the Iowa DNR notes the challenge of achieving that goal under private-ground limits.
A teen’s safe driving essay urges focus on other vehicles pedestrians cyclists and animals. It emphasizes keeping eyes moving and scanning the environment to prevent accidents.
Linn County judges move away from dismissing tickets with 1000 to 2000 word essays as Iowa's graduated driver license system reduces the use of such academic penalties. Judge Michael Newmeister notes the shift since 1999, with most youths now facing direct consequences and parental involvement at the DOT.
Former U S Attorney General Janet Reno told the University of Iowa audience that DNA testing helps prosecutors review questionable cases to prevent wrongful convictions. She said prosecutors can verify witness accounts and, if done correctly, improve conviction accuracy.
In July 2004 alumni gathered at Fredericksburg High School gym to sing and recall. The 2004-05 year began a grade-sharing program between Fredericksburg and Sumner districts, signaling a type of school reorganization a state task force discussed.
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