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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2006
Page
13
Publisher Steve Forbes criticizes President Bush for flawed Social Security proposals and poor Iraq war messaging. He says Bush failed to explain actions, relied on vague plans, and did not keep the public informed daily. Forbes discusses campaign ties and potential tax-cut strategy with Gov. Vilsack.
Des Moines Police Chief Bill McCarthy questions an off duty drug investigator Stewart Drake decision not to ticket for driving 99 mph in an unmarked car and suspected drinking. Drake was suspended two days and lost pay while no ticket was issued. The incident spurred debate over preferential treatment.
The Log shows numerous arrests and incidents across Iowa City Coralville North Liberty Tiffin and surrounding areas from Friday night through Sunday morning. Individuals include Charles Bowman Darnell Martin Gary Miller Robert Williams Brandon Baines Alan Bennett Kirkland Bryant Andrew Buscher Christopher Franken Brian Huff Francis Lenane Matthew Lodge Maurice Moore Keyunna Pulliam and Esteban Rocha with locations at 6th Street First Avenue Iowa City Muscatine Avenue Washington and Madison Streets Interstate 80 and other streets.
Iowa cities face potential refunds and service cuts if a court ruling on an energy bill fee stands. Des Moines targets a $15.1 million revenue impact from a 5 percent charge, while residents contend the tax is illegal without legislative authority. The Iowa Supreme Court was set to hear the case after a judge ruled the fee illegal.
Iowa officials warn silt runoff farm chemicals and sewage hurt game fish and reduce tourism. Despite stocking 140 million fish yearly, license sales fall as anglers seek cleaner waters in nearby states while biologists note mixed river health and recent improvements in northeast streams and Lake Ahquabi recovery.
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