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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2004
Page
2
A California judge said there is sufficient evidence to proceed to trial for Marcus Wesson, 57, accused of killing nine of his children in a multi-year, horrific case. Details follow in the 5A section.
A reporting error misidentified Aaron Beasland as Austin Seward in a cover photo. The Gazette invites reader feedback on accuracy and will publish corrections if needed. contact details are provided for concerns.
The Gazette publishes daily at Cedar Rapids IA 52401 with delivery options by carrier motor route or mail. Rates include Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues at 19.64 for four weeks or 256.95 yearly. other states and territories 327.60 yearly. Contact numbers 319 398 8333 339 3150 1 800 397 8333.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and recycling newsprint. It provides contact numbers and directs readers to visit GazetteOnline for a complete company directory and email addresses, while urging newspaper recycling at City Carton and other locations.
In EW YORK Kerry's rise follows years of criticism of Bush over the Afghanistan invasion. Kerry, a Viet Nam veteran, is seen as the right man for a nation repelled by the pre emptive war. Critics say intelligence on an imminent attack was speculative and Bush faces international and domestic charges.
Kathleen Parker notes that Richard Clarke warned of al Qaida and that Bush, urged by Rice and Clarke, connected limited dots to justify war on Afghanistan. The piece cites the 9/11 Commission finding, criticizes the dot-connecting, and mentions calls for regime change influencing Kerry's election speech from Windows on the World atop the World Trade Center.
Five U.N. inspectors from the IAEA landed in Tehran to verify Iran has halted suspicious nuclear work including centrifuge assembly. Iran says its program is peaceful and aims to generate electricity, while hard-liners push to resist IAEA demands and remove the dossier by June.
In Pensacola Beach and Walton County efforts to reduce drownings include ATV patrols, more lifeguards, and warning flags. Pensacola Beach reports a 19-year-old rescue after a red flag violation, while Walton County still lacks any lifeguards for 26 miles of coastline. A state flag system guides beach conditions, but critics seek stronger protections beyond patrols.
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