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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2002
Page
12
Hartley notes alcohol and drugs flag abuse risk and that biology and culture place extra burden on mothers. She cites misaligned reports, unseen men in households, and the need for police, social workers, and judges to coordinate. Police have improved, judges resist training.
Police tied missing Modesto woman Levy to a baffling case after jogger bra and shoes were located near the park near the mansion. Arden expects Smithsonian anthropologist to help analyze bones as investigators review theories from murder to memory loss. Levy disappeared May 1 2001 after logging off her computer. Levy had been in Washington for a Bureau of Prisons internship and last seen April 30. coworkers note she planned to return to USC for graduation.
General manager Jack Roeder and fan Todd Martin praised Wednesday’s crowd at the Kernels game. Despite lousy weather, attendance averaged about 1,600, higher than last year’s early turnout but below hopes for 3,000 per game across 70 home dates, with Memorial Day as the summer kickoff.
In Cedar Rapids the Kernels built and kept a lead to defeat Dayton 8 to 4. Fans including Elmer Alderdyce and Duane Klapperich praised the new stadiums and Cedar Rapids’ investment. Deputies Jim Dunn and Joel Peshek enjoyed the game, noting the park’s appeal and the chance to spot future stars.
Heath, a Grass-roots challenger in the new 1st District, promotes sweeping reform including banning private contributions, replacing the income tax with a flat tax, and eliminating the IRS while preserving a Department of Expense Verification. He cites big money as the driver of politics and argues for nonelite candidates to run.
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