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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2003
Page
2
A feature on how the family car functions as a cultural symbol and personal statement with stylish, practical trends. Also a health note on germs from common household items and tips on preventing colds.
The Gazette urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or using nearby recycling locations. It notes the paper prints with soybean ink and supports sustainable agriculture practices.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette editions publish from Cedar Rapids Iowa with daily and Sunday issues. Subscriptions list carrier rates motor route weekly and mail prices for Morning Editions and Sunday issues, including 4 week and 52 week terms for in state and out of state readers. Information includes AP republication rights and postmaster mailing address and phones for subscription service and general inquiries.
President Bush told about 4,000 Fort Hood soldiers that they may face combat to secure the nation and maintain peace. Some soldiers voiced nervousness and doubt while others pledged readiness and sacrifice if war with Iraq becomes necessary. He labeled Saddam Hussein a threat, cited weapons programs, and urged unity against North Korea as well.
About 65 members of the Iowa Army National Guard from the 3657th Maintenance Co. at Camp Dodge will report for active duty January 24 to guard Des Moines and Sioux City Air National Guard bases. Seven more soldiers from the 1st Battalion 194th Field Artillery, based in Fort Dodge, are activated to provide security at Army installations. The Gazette seeks Eastern Iowans with relatives serving in Korea, the Middle East, or Afghanistan to share details.
South Korea's president elect Roh Moo Hyun plans a diplomatic solution to the North Korea crisis, seeking concessions from both Washington and Pyongyang. The Bush administration rejects bargaining and urges a North Korean weapons freeze before talks.
Rev. Al Sharpton announced he will form a presidential exploratory committee and file papers with the Federal Election Commission on January 21. He said he is likely more qualified than other Democrats seeking the White House and will tour South Carolina New Hampshire Boston and Harvard to raise his profile amid a crowded field including Dean Gephardt Kerry and Edwards.
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