Bush budget fighters seek deeper federal cuts
Republican lawmakers pressed President Bush's White House for deeper spending cuts than the proposed budget outline. Details inside.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2004
Page
2
Republican lawmakers pressed President Bush's White House for deeper spending cuts than the proposed budget outline. Details inside.
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa with home and mail delivery options. Rates listed include carrier and motor route weekly prices and by mail for Morning Editions and Sunday issues. Contact numbers for subscription service and a general number are provided.
The Gazette highlights eco friendly printing with soybean ink and frequent use of recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle papers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or other local locations.
Walter Cronkite analyzes two pivotal events shaping the 2004 race. Howard Dean’s Iowa setback exposes a rift in his lead, while Bush’s use of the bully pulpit falters after the State of the Union. The factor map centers on War on Terror tax cuts and social issues as campaign themes emerge.
U.S. officials say British Airways flights to Washington and Air France flights to Los Angeles could be terrorist targets. No specific threat details or plan to raise the alert exist, and no flights have been canceled. International partners are being informed and security measures may be enhanced.
A man phoned police four times to say he was the highway shooter in the Columbus area. He described firing into a car on I 71 and stated he had shot at a car that day, but did not claim all 20 linked shootings since May. Investigators review whether the caller is the gunman amid a widening task force probe.
Mary-Ellis Bunim, 57, a reality TV innovator behind The Real World and The Simple Life, died in Los Angeles after a long breast cancer battle. She and partner Jonathan Murray launched the reality era in 1992, reshaping networks with Road Rules The Love Cruise Making the Band and more. Fox Entertainment President Gail Berman lauded her as a talent who pioneered an entire genre. Bunim and Murray aimed at a young audience with camera-follows-roommates formats that upended scripted television.
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