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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2005
Page
8
Aid workers deliver supplies to Nias in Indonesia after the brutal 8.7 magnitude quake that killed about a thousand people. Efforts focus on restoring water and aiding survivors facing hunger amid ongoing relief work.
In Santa Maria a psychologist testified that it would be extremely rare for a 13 year old to make a false molestation claim. Stan Katz, a prosecution witness, noted that while truthful accusers may revise stories, false accusers are usually consistent. He conceded no research on civil teen abuse suits and doubted teens make claims for profit.
The 16 year old shooter Jeff Weise was wounded by tribal police before retreating to a classroom and taking his own life, ending a March 21 rampage that killed nine people including seven at Red Lake High School. An FBI tour and email account describe blood covered halls and numerous bullet holes as law enforcement canvassed the scene. Louis Jourdain, son of the Red Lake Band chairman, faced possible accomplice charges but proceedings are sealed as a juvenile matter. residents discuss the ordeal and a clique called Darkers is noted by reporters.
Congress fights ethics scrutiny as two groups announce a 100000 dollar media drive targeting House Majority Leader Tom DeLay. DeLay contends the effort is political and defends his record while allies vow support amid fundraising and travel questions.
Justice Stevens writes for a 5 3 majority that age discrimination claims may proceed under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act though employers can justify differential treatment. The court, with Rehnquist recusing, clarifies that disparate impact claims may be permissible under Scalia's view while others dissent. Officers in Mississippi argued a pay plan favored younger employees. the court found the plan reasonable to retain staff and allowed the case to proceed on other grounds.
British surfer Chris Sullivan, 32, described a Monday great white strike at Nordhoek, where the shark clamped his leg and he kicked free. He rode a wave back to shore, a teammate applied a tourniquet, and 200 stitches were needed for a calf wound. The incident followed a fatal bodyboarder’s death 18 months earlier. Sullivan defended sharks and took responsibility for his decision to surf where many sharks were present.
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