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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2007
Page
2
Campaign pace for Iowa caucuses heats up in final days as parties select caucus sites including taverns and auto shops. A 65 year old C R resident plans to attend his first caucus, reflecting broad voter engagement.
In Medellin near an army base residents rushed to evacuate Catholic nuns after a series of blasts killed at least two. The first explosion reportedly occurred when a grenade detonated inside a weapons arsenal, triggering a chaotic scene.
As of Saturday, at least 3,901 U S military personnel have died since the Iraq war began in March 2003, according to an Associated Press tally.
John Edwards gains in Iowa as Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama lose ground per a McClatchy MSNBC poll. Mitt Romney regains lead for Republicans while Mike Huckabee slips, signaling shifting momentum ahead of the state’s caucuses. Various local features note a University Hospitals Iowa City melanoma clinic and a Cedar Rapids Iowa City Technology Corridor business report.
The Gazette established in 1883 is published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401. Rates listed include carrier 4.90 per week motor route 5.25 per week and various mail options, with pricing for morning and Sunday editions and national rates.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists general news contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City and a toll free line. It advertises circulation numbers and a complete company directory with email addresses on GazetteOnline.com. The notice mentions soybean ink printing and recycling efforts.
Hundreds of Christians seek safety in four government relief camps in Kandhamal district Orissa after deadly clashes with Hindu nationalists. Police say at least four died last week, as tensions flare over church activity and anti conversion protests. Authorities provide food medicine and security to evacuees as political violence resurges in India.
President Bush signed legislation to extend the State Children's Health Insurance Program providing funding through March 2009. Democrats sought broader coverage and a tobacco tax increase, while Republicans and Bush argued the extension helps enrolled children and their families.
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