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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2004
Page
3
Front page items mention U S strategy on Fallujah. hundreds of thousands march for abortion rights. private security soldiers in Iraq face lucrative danger. IMF meetings promise aid yet lack cash.
Oil minister says a Gulf boat attack damaged Iraqs two main terminals costing nearly 1 million barrels daily during the first full day of the stoppage. The report notes military deaths tally 707 U S service members since operations began.
The Gazette lists its mailing address in Cedar Rapids Iowa and provides subscription rates for various delivery options including carrier motor route and mail plans. It notes AP republication rights and provides contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
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The Gazette highlights its commitment to a sustainable future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or other local recycling locations.
The Gazette expands its education desk with Diane Heldt as chief K-12 reporter joined by Zack Kucharski and Tom Owen covering Cedar Rapids and higher education and by Mitch Albom joining the Page 2A lineup. The piece also discusses journalism credibility, Pentagon coverage policy, and reader contact options.
Israeli leaders pushed back on Sharon's TV claim of no longer bound by a US pledge not to harm Yasser Arafat saying there are no immediate plans to kill him. Olmert and Ezra said Sharon merely restated a long standing position and has no plans for action soon.
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