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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2005
Page
2
The high court will hear a challenge to limits on campus recruiters amid protests against the Pentagon policy. The case raises First Amendment questions about free speech and association at law schools.
The Gazette located at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa publishes daily and offers Morning Editions and Sunday papers via mail with multi week rates. Subscriptions can be via carrier motor route or mail with listed contact numbers and address changes handled by Gazette Communications Inc.
Contact information for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices plus a toll free tip line. The Gazette promotes future commitments to agriculture with soybean ink and recycled newsprint and invites readers to recycle at City Carton or local locations.
Kathleen Parker critiques abstinence programs and a Yale Columbia study showing abstinence pledges correlate with higher risk behavior. She questions government role in sex education and urges parental responsibility, noting polls show mixed support for abstinence plus contraception.
A stockpile explosion at the home of warlord Jalal Bashgah in Bashgah village, Baghlan Province, Crashes houses and a mosque, killing 26 and wounding about 30. Officials cite a hidden weapons cache as the cause, with many victims including children. The blast occurred near dawn in a remote valley north of Kabul.
At a United Nations conference, Secretary General Kofi Annan urged nonweapon states like Iran to renounce bomb technology in exchange for guarantees of nuclear fuel, while calling on the U S and Russia to cut arsenals. Delegates from about 180 nations pressed for progress toward disarmament under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
Canadian Bob Hunter who co founded Greenpeace died after a battle with prostate cancer. He shaped Greenpeace into an international movement, helped popularize its confrontational tactics and served as its first president in 1973. He was a Vancouver Sun columnist in the 1960s and later an ecology broadcaster.
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