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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2004
Page
2
Marines pressed the Fallujah push near rye fields as fighting intensified on Tuesday. Civilians and locals described wary hospitality as troops moved to secure the area amid ongoing clashes and casualties.
Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller filed a second appeal seeking a U S Supreme Court review of a state court decision struck down Iowa s two tiered gambling tax law In other notes the Gazette highlights local profiles landfill battles ethanol price concerns college baseball and photo captions corrections in the paper
The Gazette is published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 with clear mail and motor route rates. Subscriptions by carrier or mail vary by edition and duration. General contact numbers are listed for subscription service and inquiries.
Complete company directory with telephone numbers and email addresses listed for area residents. Includes 519 area code guidance and links to additional contacts at GazetteOnline.com.
The Gazette advocates a greener future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It asks readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby locations.
Leonard Pitts argues that Paul Hornung’s call to lower admission standards for black athletes reveals deep seated bias. The Gazette columnist traces how low expectations limit black men from school through life, urging readers to demand more and change norms.
The plan would allow hair, saliva, and sweat testing for federal employees beyond urine tests, potentially signaling broader private sector use. About 400,000 federal workers with security clearances would be tested, while others are tested for signs of use or after work incidents. A 90 day public comment period precedes a possible year end final rule.
The American Civil Liberties Union filed suit against the Bush administration over the no fly list, alleging hundreds of innocent travelers were stopped and questioned for name similarities. Plaintiff David Fathi cited repeated interrogations, while the suit argues such searches violate constitutional rights.
Lawmakers in Vilnius ousted President Roland Paksas in a secret ballot amid a corruption crisis. He faced three charges including illicit citizenship for a backer Yuri Borisov, disclosure of state secrets, and using office for financial gain. Borisov funded the campaign with 400000 dollars and later gained citizenship before being revoked.
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