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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2004
Page
2
The edition highlights plans to cut about 400 jobs via retirement and layoffs, plus security concerns as the FBI warns al Qaida may use helicopters or limousines in attacks. It notes U.S. forces in Iraq and local legal cases including a murder charge in Utah.
The Gazette published daily from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 by Gazette Communications Inc. Subscriptions listed: carrier $4.95 weekly Sunday edition seven issues $19.64 for 4 weeks $256.95 for 52 weeks. Other states $327.60 for 52 weeks. Postmaster address changes to P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA. General number 319 398 8211. Subscription service 2406 contact numbers listed.
A fragmented listing shows contact lines for Cedar Rapids offices including phone lines for circulation and tip line services. The snippet references numbers 398-8313 339-3155 397-8212 and 14800 397-8333 along with a URL for the GazetteOnline company directory.
Missouri turnout shattered norms as 42.8 percent voted in a primary to enshrine a definition of marriage as between a man and a woman. The amendment won 71 percent, signaling a national bellwether effect with religious turnout cited as a key driver and implications for upcoming state votes and presidential politics.
President Bush confronts slipping job growth and rising fuel prices that threaten his claim the recovery is underway. Democrat rival Kerry leads in job-creation focus as Bush schedules fourth Iowa campaign stop this year, while aides weigh new economic themes and tax code simplification.
Kerry proposes shifting Iraq burden to allies to curb U.S. role and cost. Allies signal limited troop commitment, with leaders wary of defying electorates. Some nations rule out more troops, others fret over burden-shifting and strains from current deployments.
First lady Laura Bush visits Cedar Rapids to address women small business owners at 3 15 p m on economic policy and related issues. Vice President Cheney headlines a morning rally in Clive as part of a two day battleground state tour.
A chiropractic clinic named Kunkle operates at 675 dollars on 11th Street in Marion Iowa. The entry notes a location and service type for readers seeking care in the area.
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