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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2003
Page
2
Saddam's capture would not halt attacks say U.S. officials. Russia votes in parliamentary elections shaping Putin’s influence. U.S. justice probes expand terrorism cases with limited prison terms. Liberia weapons surrender to U.N. peacekeepers marks progress. Missing UND student case widens as sister pleads. YWCA weighs admitting men amid long history.
Defense Secretary says senior commanders should review if U S trained Iraqi security forces will meet needs before a sovereign government takes over next summer. Update shows 443 U S service members killed since operations began in Iraq with 306 hostile and 137 non hostile deaths.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides daily publication with pricing for carrier and motor route delivery and mail subscriptions. Contact numbers are listed for subscription service and general inquiries along with a post office box for address changes.
General news contact numbers for Cedar Rapids area include 398-8313 for HMI and 339-3155 for assistive services. A toll free line 14800 397-8212 is listed for tips. Local readers are directed to Gazet teOnline com for the complete company directory and email addresses.
The Gazette champions environmental effort by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It invites readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby locations.
The Gazette outlines Caucus 04 coverage guiding readers through the January 19 precinct caucuses with profiles of nine Democratic candidates. It notes continued reporting on Bush’s position and features staffers James Lynch and Rod Boshart on the campaign trail.
A Nor'easter across the Northeast dumped over two feet of snow in places, killing at least 10 people. Massachusetts saw outages, beach rescues, and widespread closures as towns faced flooding and stranded motorists. Schools across the state canceled classes for Monday.
Democratic candidate Howard Dean said he will let a judge determine which of his sealed Vermont governorship records should be public. He cited Judicial Watch’s lawsuit as the mechanism to decide what to reveal and noted 145 boxes were sealed for 10 years after his 11 year governorship.
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