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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 2003
Page
2
Aaron Sissel a Tipton Iowa Guardsman died in Iraq prompting local mourning and statements from family and community leaders. The loss is tied to ongoing duties abroad and reflects broader tributes to service members.
DoD tallies 452 U S service members dead since operations began in Iraq Friday 311 from hostile action 141 from non hostile causes. No update Saturday.
Gazette online archives host articles back to 1992 with a separate site search for newer stories. Today noon to about 3 hours phone service at the Cedar Rapids office will be interrupted. reach news at standard numbers then 329-7035 or 389-6623, sports at 270-4443.
The Gazette published in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides pricing for carriers motor route and mail subscriptions. It lists contact numbers for subscription service and the general office. The AP holds exclusive republication rights for local news and dispatches.
The Gazette provides tip line and circulation contacts for Cedar Rapids Iowa City area readers. It promotes agriculture printing with soybean ink and urges newspaper recycling at City Carton and local locations with a directory link.
Kabul begins a delayed loya jirga amid factional battles over a presidential or parliamentary system. Debates over monarchy gains strength as Karzai, backed by U S officials, secures influence and seats for allies, while international critics warn of bargaining and intimidation.
Doctors say a future pandemic is likely and could be horrific for the American public. Experts cite past pandemics in 1918 1957 and 1968 and warn vaccines may not stop an emergent strain. WHO estimates hospitalizations 1 million to 2.3 million and deaths 280 650 thousand worldwide.
President Bush uses a weekly radio address to highlight Medicare overhaul as a top accomplishment of 2003. He frames reforms as safety and prosperity gains while Democrats accuse the plan of favoring drug companies and failing to fully deliver on health care promises for seniors.
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