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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2015
Page
6
The American Gothic House in Eldon will open to the public in April with Saturday tours starting April 11. The 1881 structure served as a backdrop for Grant Wood's 1930 painting and is a local landmark set to host visitors.
Carissa Bryant a sixth grade teacher at Lenihan Intermediate School was arrested last week on public intoxication charges and placed on administrative leave. Her reported blood alcohol content was 0.19. A separate report notes a train derailment near Galena Illinois with BNSF cars carrying Bakken crude oil causing a fire and one mile evacuation. Company monitoring air and water quality continues. Technology: hostile male culture drives women from field as computing jobs expected to double in five years raising potential worker shortage.
A letter urges care for Earth's resources and supports routing the Rock Island Clean Line along road rights of way. The writer questions federal and state policies, accuses political parties of corruption, and warns of a shadow government and misleading teleprompters. A reader also questions Greene Square Park spending, public sculpture cost, and county funding, calling for accountable use of two million dollars.
National Review Online editor-at-large Jonah Goldberg argues Hillary Clinton’s private email server at Clintonmail.com raises questions about compliance with policy and records laws. He contends the episode exposes a broader Clinton political machine and warns time is running out to halt the “Clinton freight train.”
Pramod Dwivedi health director at Linn County Public Health urges vaccination to protect herd immunity amid a measles outbreak. He notes Iowa requires measles vaccination for school entry and child care, cites a 95 percent rate in Linn County, and provides contact details for more information.
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