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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2003
Page
5
Globally communities mark World AIDS Day with candle vigils seminars and torchlight parades. A U S delegation travels to Africa urging leaders to boost awareness while international cricketers wear red ribbons in support. The UN notes 2003 saw record HIV AIDS deaths and infections, with 34 to 46 million people living with the virus.
Vicente Fox nears midterm amid party resistance and slow growth. after winning July 2000 end of PRI rule, he faces a hostile Congress, limited reform success, and enduring popularity with 57 percent approval in a Reforma poll.
Dick Gephardt accuses Bush of a failed homeland security effort and touts a $20 billion annual fund to back local law enforcement. At Elkader he cites the economy, jobs losses, and tax-cut criticism while noting about 75 attendees and the first caucus urgency ahead of Jan. 19. He plans a 9:30 a.m. policy briefing in Cedar Rapids.
Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina told a crowd at Prairie Light Books in Iowa City that Democrats have momentum and are up to a tall challenge in winning the presidential nomination. He signed copies of his book Four Trials amid shoppers and supporters.
Today at 8 a.m. Fight Crime Invest in Kids holds a press conference at Waypoint Child Care Center located at 318 Fifth St NE in Cedar Rapids to discuss the program’s goals and funding.
Kerry plans a schedule of talks and forums in Iowa with remarks on Superfund at 10 a.m. in Iowa City at 805 S. Gilbert St. The History Center in Cedar Rapids hosts Women for Kerry at noon. An economic town hall forum is set for 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at IBEW Hall on Wiley Blvd SW in Cedar Rapids.
Visit www.lowaCaucus.com for the latest candidate news photos and calendar of appearances tied to the January 19 Iowa caucuses. The page aggregates candidate updates and public events for voters seeking information ahead of the caucus.
Former Kaohsiung mayor Wu Den-yih defends giving Michael Jackson a meritorious achievement award in 1996 Taiwan saying the honor was for artistic achievements and not morals. He says the two issues should be kept separate despite controversy and arrests in California.
The list marks today as birthday for notable figures including Paul Picerni Woody Allen Lou Rawls Dianne Lennon Richard Pryor Eric Bloom John Densmore Bette Midler Treat Williams Charlene Tilton Carol Alt Jeremy Northam Brad Delson. The compilation spans actors singers models and musicians across film television music and comedy.
Jennifer Love Hewitt visited the White House to lay a wreath on the Unknown Soldier grave and told a talk show host she had a urinary infection. She doubled her medication, vomited during a discussion with a high ranking military official, and was stung by a bee on her neck during Hail to the Chief.
Reports say Ben Affleck's Las Vegas gambling binge angered Jennifer Lopez, prompting her to order him from their Los Angeles home. Interventions by her mother and other insiders hint at reconciliation attempts, but sources say the couple remains strained amid concerns over addictive behavior.
New York delegates include Joan Jett who would attend the Democratic National Convention as a Dean supporter if elected in the March 2 primary. The Blackhearts hit I Love Rock N Roll is noted as her signature song.
Maria Shriver says she is trying to juggle roles as California's first lady, TV journalist, and mother. She notes no clue how to fit the pieces together while her husband Arnold Schwarzenegger serves as governor. Shriver, returning to NBC News part time, says she avoids politics while supporting families in need.
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