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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1997

Page

6

Editorial urges surrender of grand jury control in Shaw shooting probe

Johnson County Attorney J Patrick White faces a tough decision after Judge William Eads orders a Johnson County Grand Jury to examine the August 30 shooting of 31 year old Eric Shaw. Gillaspie, who fired the shot, has since resigned. White earlier declined criminal action citing lack of intent. The order may push White to involve outside counsel or the attorney general, a move seen as extraordinary with broad implications for Iowa county prosecutors. The grand jury could meet with panelists aware of the case, complicating deliberations.

Johnson County J. Patrick White William Eads Eric Shaw White Shaw Jeffrey Gillaspie Iowa City Police Department Eads Annals of Iowa Attorney General

Learning from Iowa's education studies spans a new road map

Governor Branstad names Marvin Pomerantz to head a 14 member Commission on Educational Excellence for the 21st Century with a September report deadline. John Cosgrove serves on the panel. The study uses $250,000 in state funds and cites past plans and national goals, urging measurable outcomes and strong basics for Iowa students.

OES Iowa Terry Branstad Marvin Pomerantz Iowa Board of Regents John “Jack” Cosgrove Cedar Rapids Rockwell Avionics & Communications Iowa Initiative Business-Education Roundtable State Board of Education Branstad Education Week Education Trade Magazine Jefferson United States

Debate on Corporate Welfare in Iowa Stirs Party Clash

The debate over corporate welfare in Iowa prompts Republican and Democratic voices to clash. A study by economists Osterberg and Fisher claims nearly 1 billion dollars in annual subsidies, sparking criticism of GOP leaders like Rep. Corbett and support from former Rep. Schulte.

David Osterberg Peter Fisher Iowa Ron Corbett Corbett Schulte IBP

Talk With Kids About Tough Issues Campaign

Journalist Joanne Jacobs discusses a Chil dren Now Kaiser Family Foundation effort to urge parents to start early and talk openly about sex AIDS violence and drugs. The campaign cites surveys on parental influence and promotes guides and school program ideas to foster values and communication at home.

Children Now Kaiser Family Foundation Boys and Melrose Place Phil Euler San Jose Calif Ptas Families Unite Now Best.com Faunno Euler

Iowa forms panel to study 21st century education

Business leaders and an advisory group join the Iowa Department of Education to chart schools into the 21st century. Marvin Pomerantz heads a 14 member Commission on Educational Excellence, amid past efforts like World-Class Schools and mixed reactions from educators and lawmakers.

Iowa Iowa Department of Education Marvin Pomerantz Business and Education Roundtable Jamie Vollmer Fairfield Ice Cream Company House Senate Vollmer Cedar Rapids Ron Fielder Grant Wood Area Department of Education Joanne Jacobs

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