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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2004
Page
2
The front page notes two suspects detained amid an alleged plan to acquire a grenade launcher. Other items include tax free shopping, Sikorsky helicopter bid activity, new stamp art by an Iowa City photographer, and corrections to recent coverage.
The Gazette masthead lists address at 500 Third Avenue SE in Cedar Rapids Iowa with daily publication and postal details. It notes subscription rates by mail and motor route options along with AP republication rights and postmaster address and phone numbers for service.
A fragment lists Cedar Rapids contact lines and phone numbers including 398-8313 339-3155 397-8212 and 398-8333 with notes on circulation and a line for a complete company directory plus email addresses. The text is jumbled and partially unreadable but indicates a local business directory entry with multiple departments and a_tip line.
A Mayo Clinic nurse study finds hospital sleep is often disrupted by loud shifts tests and lights. Proposals include enclosed shift rooms silent towels padded chart holders door closures and gentler test times to restore rest while expressing support for nurses who care for patients and families.
Senator John McCain defends John Kerry against a new ad by Swift Boat Veterans for Truth that accuses Kerry of exaggerating his wounds and betraying fellow soldiers. Kerry criticizes President Bush for indecisiveness after the Sept 11 attacks while Giuliani counters with quotes from Michael Moore.
President Bush campaigned in Michigan and Ohio amid job losses and rising unemployment, claiming factory orders rising and unemployment dropping. He urged vigilance in the war on terror and backed labor law changes allowing time off instead of overtime pay, while critics cited job cuts and plant closures in Canton and Columbus.
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