Huckabee Enters Race for 2008 Presidential Nomination
Conservative former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee announces a 2008 White House bid, acknowledging the underdog status while aiming to replicate past success as he begins the campaign.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2007
Page
2
Conservative former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee announces a 2008 White House bid, acknowledging the underdog status while aiming to replicate past success as he begins the campaign.
Iowa shot 28.1 percent in a 57-46 defeat at Carver Hawkeye Arena dropping to No. 2 Wisconsin. It marked the worst shooting performance of eight years under coach Steve Alford with 248 games.
Prince Charles and Camilla greet Philadelphia as part of their first official trip to the city famed for American independence. The Gazette notes featured AP videos and a missing Bowden column. Cedar Rapids horticulturist photo omission is acknowledged and a correction policy is outlined with contact numbers.
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, established 1883, published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE. Subscriptions vary by delivery method and region, with rates listed for motor route and mail editions. Contact numbers provided for subscription service and general inquiries.
General news listing for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City areas includes contact numbers toll free and a link for the complete company directory. The notice emphasizes area codes 319 unless noted otherwise and directs readers to GazetteOnline.com for email addresses.
The Gazette encourages readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Dr SW or at nearest recycling locations. It links recycling with promotion of agriculture and uses soybean ink.
Iraqi security forces backed by U S troops battled militants near Najaf in a daylong clash. Officials say more than 250 insurgents died and 10 gunmen were captured as U S helicopters supported operations. A separate mortar strike hit Baghdad's Adil district killing five students at Khaloud Secondary School.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair Joe Biden argues only about 20 senators support President Bush's Iraq policy. He accuses the administration of emboldening the enemy with a premature war plan while Mitch McConnell doubts any single Iraq resolution will gain a clear majority.
In Kabul on Sunday President Hamid Karzai urged stronger security forces and more training and equipment for Afghanistan while discussing possible U.S. troop increases with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The Bush administration seeks 10.6 billion dollars for Afghanistan including 8.6 billion for training and equipment and 2 billion for reconstruction. Pelosi led seven Democratic congressmen on the trip after visits to Iraq and Pakistan.
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