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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2012
Page
7
The Supreme Court will rule if police may compel a suspected drunken driver to take a breath test or undergo a hospital blood draw. Justices are divided on whether forced testing violates the Fourth Amendment. The ruling, due early next year, will outline police powers and motorist rights in DUI cases.
A finger found in a Priest Lake trout was traced to Haans Galassi, a wakeboarder who had lost four fingers in a tow-rope accident two months earlier. Detectives confirmed the fingerprint match from the severed digit.
At the United Nations Obama called for ending violence sparked by the Libya attack and condemned blasphemous film. He urged Assad's ouster in Syria and warned Iran he will do what it takes to stop nuclear arms, praising free speech while denouncing violence.
A National Science Board report warns 101 major public research universities are endangered by a 20 percent drop in state funding from 2002 to 2010 after inflation. Iowa shows a 24 percent per student decline, with 2.6 percent more funding sought for 2013 14.
New York City now dispenses Plan B at over 50 public high schools with girls as young as 14 in some cases. The program, begun in about 40 schools four years ago, expanded since January 2011 to 13 more schools without clinics, amid national debate on teen pregnancy and abstinence policies.
A Stanford NYU study on Pakistan tribal areas argues U S drone strikes kill more civilians than acknowledged. It says only about 2 percent of casualties are top militants and urges greater transparency and accountability. The report cites 130 interviewed people and estimates 474 to 884 civilian deaths since 2004.
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