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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 2004
Page
2
Front page report notes a surge of violence in Iraq with civilians killed in attacks. The article links the latest bloodshed to ongoing sectarian conflict and security challenges in the country.
In Iowa news briefs, Decorah men recall Tom Brokaw's NBC tenure. The Gazette notes football bowls shift as Texas passes California, Iowa State to Independence Bowl on Dec 28. Iowa women remain unbeaten at 6-0 after a 77-50 win over Northern Iowa.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides daily publication from 500 Third Avenue SE. It lists subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail editions with weekly and yearly prices and mentions AP republication rights and post office information.
Iowa Supreme Court asked to decide if doctors' formal complaints should be publicly disclosed. Polk County ruling limited disclosure to final board decisions, while supporters urge openness to bolster public trust in health regulation. The dispute centers on balancing patient safety and a physician’s reputation.
The Gazette promotes sustainable agriculture and printing with soybean ink. It encourages readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton 901 Ingleside Dr. SW or at nearby recycling locations.
In Kiev's tent city, Vasyl and Sofiya exchanged unofficial vows four days after meeting amid the Yushchenko protests. The couple wore orange, vows accompanied by friends, and champagne was allowed, though alcohol is banned in the camp.
Viktor Yushchenko began campaigning for the December 26 presidential rerun in Kiev urging swift anti fraud legislation. He called for ballot monitoring and a fair vote while thousands joined ongoing protests at the city center.
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