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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2003
Page
2
The just completed 2003 Iowa legislative session will raise user fees and charges kicking in July 1. The new levies affect motorists, anglers, newborns’ parents, phone users and scofflaws. Also covered are appeals over a 2000-foot school proximity sex offender ban and related court rulings.
Linn County and its former insurer resolve a lawsuit against a former employee and a contractor who stole from the county. The insurer had sought 178,806 dollars but accepts 19,000. The county sought 45,484 dollars but settles for a net 1,000.
National Guardsmen bound for Iraq returned to Pierce City Missouri to help clear splintered homes and businesses after tornadoes killed about 40 people across three states. The chaos disrupted travel and communications as crews began cleanup amid widespread damage.
The Gazette published from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa lists subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail editions and provides contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries. It notes the Associated Press rights to local news and dispatches.
Researchers engineered a common cold virus to attack glioblastoma cells while sparing nearby tissue. In mouse trials the treatment showed strong tumor destruction, and human studies are planned to start late next year pending safety and efficacy reviews.
A Tuesday Little Amana forum sponsored by the Industrial Relations Research Association Iowa Chapter warned rising health insurance premiums threaten labor contract settlements. Panelists urged greater labor management cooperation and potential federal action to address the needs amid a weak economy.
Lindsey Meder, former Iowa Hawkeyes standout and ex Hawk, returned to the court on Tuesday with five points and three rebounds for the Minnesota Lynx after missing 2007 due to a knee injury. She says it will be extremely tough to make the final 2003 roster.
The Gazette notes a Tuesday report misstated Ely's financing of the new fire station. It clarifies that general obligation bonds were used and invites reader feedback on accuracy. Call numbers provided for comments or corrections.
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton 901 Ingleside Drive SW or other local locations.
Leonard Pitts argues that while Maines language drew ire from Southern conservatives, the core issue is protecting free speech. He condemns vandalism and threats while praising open markets for ideas as essential to American life.
Gary Hart, the 66 year old former Colorado senator and 1984 and 1988 Democratic front runner, says he will not pursue another White House bid. He cited lack of enthusiasm for campaigning mechanics, money, media, and polling. He weighed a bid since January and had hoped to be a Democratic elder statesman in 2003.
Democratic Senator Bob Graham announces his bid for the presidency in Miami Lakes, criticizing President Bush on national security and arguing against tax cuts for the wealthy. The 66 year old former Florida governor portrays himself as the party’s most experienced and electable candidate as Florida’s battleground role looms in 2004.
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