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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2004
Page
2
Front page notes Kerry's speech at a campaign stop in California. The fate of a U S Marine remains unclear while a group denies beheading allegations.
About 20 cars of armed Mujahedeen blocked a planned Sunday march by Saddam loyalists and dispersed roughly 100 rally attendees. Local coverage notes the clash interrupted by militants without further details.
Kenyans take 8K as Eric Chirchir outsprints Shadrack Kosgei in the final 10 meters to win 2500 prize money with 22 57. Kosgei finishes second in the same time. Federer defeats Roddick at Wimbledon to claim his 23rd straight grass victory and second consecutive Wimbledon title.
The Gazette announces daily Cedar Rapids edition details including address 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 and subscription rates by carrier motor route and mail options. It notes AP exclusive republication rights and provides postmaster and subscription service contact numbers.
The notice asks readers to recycle newsprint by dropping newspapers at City Carton located at 901 Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
The Gazette project gathers vintage Cedar Rapids photos for a fall book. It seeks help identifying Babe Ruth at a golf event and a man with an Iowa pennant, plus details on a 1942 Dorothy Cline arrival. Call Phyllis Fleming with clues. advance orders for the book are urged.
Verona Wisconsin reports 18 year olds like Katie Brew and Mia Georgeson registering to vote and citing wars and terrorism as motivators. Experts say Millennials born after 1981 are showing growing political interest amid campaigns from MTV and teachers inspiring youth civic participation.
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