Yellowstones Unique Clash of Nature and Tourism Policy
The author argues Yellowstone is overmanaged yet iconic to Americans. He weighs environmentalists versus tourism interests, noting fires stem from past fuelwood policies and that a park must balance preservation with public access. He recalls sightings, critiques roadways and facilities, and cites Senator Alan Simpson urging a park appearance.
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Panel backs use of fetal tissue for research and therapy
An NIH advisory panel voted 19 to 0 with two abstentions that fetal tissue from legal abortions can be morally acceptable for research and therapy. The panel urged guidelines to separate abortion from tissue use and to curb commercial trafficking while noting nonbinding status and potential policy influence.
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National Institutes of Health
Robert Windom
White House
Windom
Cedar Rapids heroin trafficking arrests total six
Six Cedar Rapids residents were arrested Friday in a Metro Drug Task Force crackdown on heroin sales to an undercover informant. Charges include multiple sales of $50 and $110 worth of heroin. two more arrests are anticipated. Robert Sallis, Kimberly Pernicka, Christopher Sallis, Christine Zieser, Frelon Hill Jr., and William C. Johnson face Class C felony delivery charges with varied bonds.
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House backs five year minimums for crack possession
The House approved mandatory five year minimums for possessing five grams of crack, two grams on a second offense, and one gram on a third offense. It also backed $125 million in incentives for states enacting DUI license suspension, open container bans, and mandatory BAC testing after serious crashes. Rep. Byron Dorgan urged leadership by incentive.
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Washington Post
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Drought odds rise for Iowa in 1989 says climatologist
Acting state climatologist Harry Hillaker notes about 25 percent chance of a moderate to severe drought in 1989 based on historical data. Kenneth Kunkel of the Midwest Climate Center adds that parts of south central and southeast Iowa face more than 50 percent odds of continued dryness, while northeast Iowa may see 40 to 50 percent below normal through May.
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