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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2004
Page
2
Report details Saddam Hussein's illicit revenue streams through illegal trade with Syria Jordan and Turkey surpassing the oil for food program. Authorities say the finances fueled operations and helped sustain the regime amid sanctions.
High school students increasingly enroll in health and technology courses to explore careers and earn college credits. Anamosa library opens a much larger facility, four times bigger than the 1902 building, and the Heisman Trophy goes to Matt Leinart after a close vote with Adrian Peterson and Jason White. Iowa State tops Northern Iowa 68 58 in a women's basketball comeback in Cedar Falls. The Gazette invites readers to join the Reader Advisory Panel via GazetteOnline.com.
Rich and Carol Kendall are the sole Culver’s owners in Cedar Rapids and Hiawatha after buying out Brad and Anne Lohaus in June 2003. The Gazette notes a Saturday piece questioned that ownership and invites reader feedback on accuracy and fairness. Call numbers are provided for corrections.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides daily news from 500 Third Avenue SE and offers Morning Editions and Sunday delivery by mail or motor routes. Subscriptions vary by plan and region with rates listed for weekly and yearly terms.
The Gazette promotes agriculture by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton 901 Ingleside Drive SW or other local locations. Contact numbers 339-3150 and 397-8333 are listed for inquiries.
The White House resumes the search for a Homeland Security head after Bernard Kerik withdraws amid revelations of unpaid taxes and possible illegal immigration issues involving a family nanny. Rudy Giuliani says he is not a candidate. Senators discuss possible nominees Asa Hutchinson or Joe Lieberman.
Eight potential candidates pledged a 50 state strategy aimed at wooing churchgoers and rural voters to counter Bush's agenda. Names include Howard Dean, Ron Kirk, Jim Blanchard, Wellington Webb, Martin Frost, Harold Ickes, Simon Rosenberg, and Donnie Fowler, with Dean weighing a 2004 bid and Dean distributing signed copies of You Have the Power.
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