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THE INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA COMMUNITY SINCE 1868 The Daily Iowan WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 2006 WWW.DAILYIOWAN.COM 50¢ MEXICO ELECTIONS Youth ALL FIRED UP Korean may launch be key in vote draws BY DANNY VALENTINE THE DAILY IOWAN Much like the 2000 Bush- rebuke Gore presidential election, no victor emerged after the Mexi- BY ERIC TALMADGE can polls closed Sunday night. ASSOCIATED PRESS And when on Tuesday a prelim- inary count revealed leftist can- TOKYO — A defiant North Korea test- didate Andrés Manuel López fired a long-range missile Wednesday Obrador trailed in votes, his that may be capable of reaching America, campaign demanded a recount but it failed seconds after launch, offi- — further echoing the Florida- cials said. The North also tested five focused electoral controversy shorter-range missiles in an exercise the six years ago. But in the Mexi- White House called “provocative” but not can election, some believe the an immediate threat. race hinged on the youth vote. Ignoring stern U.S. and Japanese “There is just a flourishing of warnings, the isolated communist nation young people who want to be a carried out the audacious military tests part of the democratic process,” even as the United States celebrated the said Chuck Collins, a senior Fourth of July and launched the space scholar with the nonpartisan shuttle. Institute for None of the missiles made it as far as Policy Studies. Japan, all crashing into the Sea of Japan Collins, who separating the island from the Korean has lived in Peninsula, officials said. Oaxaca, Mexi- “We do consider it provocative behav- co, for the past ior,” U.S. National Security Adviser year, operated a Stephen Hadley said. polling station Both Japan and South Korea protest- in Sunday’s ed. Japan called for an emergency U.N. election, and he Security Council meeting. South Korea was impressed Judge-Ellis said the tests would further deepen its by the number UI nursing neighbor’s international isolation. of young people professor who “We will take stern measures,” said involved. Not visited Mexico last only were May with UI chief Japanese government spokesman youth turning nursing students Shinzo Abe, adding that economic sanc- out to the polls, tions were a possibility. He said the but almost all the officials run- launch violated a long-standing morato- ning and overseeing the polling rium and that Tokyo was not given prior stations were young — 21 to 22 notification by Pyongyang. years old, he said. The U.S. administration reacted quick- Sunday’s vote, the closest ly but made it clear that its response election in the nation’s history, would not involve military action. is also just the second time peo- President Bush consulted with Hadley, ple have cast their vote in a Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, and democratic process since the Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. The Institutional Revolutionary State Department said Rice conferred Party lost its 71-year strong- with her counterparts from China, hold over the presidency to Japan, South Korea, and Russia. Vicente Fox and the National Action Party in 2000. SEE NORTH KOREA, PAGE 3 “All the [Mexican] students understood the importance of Ben Roberts/The Daily Iowan their participation,” said Tess Jessi Wolgemuth, 14, stretches out to along a Lower City Park pier to watch the Iowa City fireworks show on Monday Judge-Ellis, a UI assistant pro- fessor of nursing who visited night. The show went on as expected despite the threat of severe weather earlier in the evening. Man the country in May with UI SEE MEXICO, PAGE 3 nearly STUDY MORE THAN JUST A PICK-ME- ZENN & the drowns BY LISA BLUM THE DAILY IOWAN art of motoring Java House, Starbucks,T Spoons, House of Aromas … SEE THE ELECTRIC ZENN CARS FOR at Res YOURSELF IN ERIC CONRAD’S VIDEO AT The abundance of coffee in BY MASON KERNS Iowa City is unmistakable. DAILYIOWAN.COM. According to a recent study THE DAILY IOWAN in the Archives of Internal Med- BY BRYCE BAUER An unidentified 20-year-old man, who icine, students consuming sev- THE DAILY IOWAN many spectators thought had drowned eral alcoholic beverages may Many drivers, fed up with $2.93-a-gallon gas, are Tuesday while swimming in the want to order up a double-shot, Coralville Reservoir, was alive and non-fat, sugar-free, extra considering a switch to a more fuel-efficient vehicle undergoing treatment as of 8 p.m. Tues- caramel latté with whip — or — or perhaps ones without any fuel at all. day night, according to a statement from something to that effect. On display at a festival organized by the Iowa the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office. The study suggests drinking City environmental group Resources for Life on more than four cups of coffee per Monday, the ZENN car might be able to fill an ever- The incident stunned holiday revel- day reduces the risk of liver dis- widening niche created by rising world oil prices ers, who believed they had failed to resuscitate the man after pulling him Beth Skogen/The Daily Iowan ease — specifically alcoholic cir- and global-warming fears. Standing for “Zero rhosis — by 22 percent per cup. from the lake floor near crowded West UI student Julie Latham has a cappuccino at the Java House on Emissions No Noise,” the vehicles are manufac- And because these preventive tured by the Toronto-based Feel Good Cars. Overlook Beach. Monday afternoon. Latham said drinks around two cappuccinos a day. SEE COFFEE, PAGE 3 SEE RESOURCES, PAGE 3 SEE RESERVOIR, PAGE 3 BOWLSBY, PART 2 ALL QUIET ON THE HPV HELLO CELLO INDEX 84 29 C The outgoing Iowa AD weighs FRONT Nothing against Yo-Yo Ma, but plucky Arts 5 © © 8 in on the Big Ten Channel money, While the HPV vaccine is Lindsay Mac is taking her cello where Classifieds Partly cloudy, Crossword 7 59 15 C nonrevenue sports, and being the cellos don’t usually tread. 5 windy, 20% controversial in some circles, the Opinions 4 chance of rain DI sports editor. 10 debate has yet percolate locally. 2 Sports 10 2 - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, July 5, 2006 NEWS The Daily Iowan Volume 138 Issue 22 BREAKING NEWS STAFF Phone: (319) 335-6063 Publisher: E-mail: [email protected] William Casey. 335-5788 Vaccine not sparking local debate Fax: 335-6184 Editor: CORRECTIONS Meghan Sims. .335-6030 BY KELSEY BELTRAMEA anticipate we will.” Managing Editor: Call: 335-6030 THE DAILY IOWAN HPV VACCINE IN RECENT YEARS DiNicola agreed, saying her Des Margaret Poe. 335-5855 Policy: The Daily Iowan strives for November 2002 Moines Planned Parenthood office Metro Editors: While the Centers for Disease has not heard many negative com- accuracy and fairness in the reporting Lee Hermiston. 335-6063 Control and Prevention’s June A vaccine against one type of human papillomavirus, type 16, is found to of news. If a report is wrong or mis- be highly effective. ments about the vaccine but noted Mason Kerns. .335-6063 29 recommendation of a vaccine leading, a request for a correction or a Opinions Editor: November 2004 she expects to hear them. for human papillomavirus has clarification may be made. Laura Michaels. .335-5863 A vaccine for human papillomavirus types 16 and 18 is proven effective. “People just need to remember stirred controversy nationwide PUBLISHING INFO Sports Editor: June 8, 2006 prevention doesn’t promote among conservative organiza- The Daily Iowan (USPS 143.360)is Dan Parr. 335-5848 The Food and Drug Administration approves a vaccine for types 6, 11, 16, promiscuity any more than an tions and health advocates, published by Student Publications Inc., Tyson Wirth. 335-5848 and 18 of human papillomavirus as safe and effective for use by girls and umbrella will cause rain,” she Iowa officials are waiting for the E131 Adler Journalism Building, Iowa Arts Editor: women ages 9-26. said. “So it’s kind of backwards debate to emerge locally. City, Iowa 52242-2004, daily except Charlie Moran . 335-5851 June 29 thinking to switch them around.” Gardasil, a newly licensed vac- Saturdays, Sundays, legal and universi- Copy Chief: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention releases a recommenda- Pending final guidelines and Beau Elliot. .335-6030 cine to prevent cervical cancer and ty holidays, and university vacations. tion from the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices that all 11- administering information, she Design Editor: genital warts, was created and Periodicals postage paid at the Iowa and 12-year-old girls routinely be administered the FDA-approved vaccine. said, Planned Parenthood clin- Brittany Volk. 335-6030 tested in part by UI researchers. City Post Office under the Act of ics are looking to have the vac- Photo Editor: The CDC’s advisory commit- cine available in the fall. Congress of March 2, 1879. Laura Schmitt. .335-5852 Groups such as Focus on the “I think that the whole point is tee said the vaccine should be Because there is no statisti- SUBSCRIPTIONS Web Editor: routinely administered to girls Family, a Christian organiza- that they want girls to get immu- cal evidence supporting the Call: Pete Recker at 335-5783 Tony Phan. .335-5829 when they are 11 or 12 years tion that works to preserve “tra- nized before they’re sexually E-mail: [email protected] belief that giving the vaccine Business Manager: old, but it can be given to girls ditional” family values, fear active,” said Kathi DiNicola, the would encourage sexual behav- Subscription rates: Debra Plath. .335-5786 as young as 9 years old at a doc- there may be a push for states marketing and communications Iowa City and Coralville: $20 for one Advertising Manager: tor’s discretion to prevent the to make vaccinations mandato- director of Planned Parenthood ior, Laros said, the potential for semester, $40 for two semesters, $10 Cathy Witt.