Kerry to name running mate amid front-page jitters
Kerry is expected to pick a running mate today as analysts track the impact on the race. The front page highlights potential picks and the political floor mood ahead of the decision.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2004
Page
2
Kerry is expected to pick a running mate today as analysts track the impact on the race. The front page highlights potential picks and the political floor mood ahead of the decision.
A statement to Al Jazeera from a group calling itself Islamic Response says abducted U S Marine Cpl Wassef Ali Hassoun is safe at an undisclosed location. The report appears amid ongoing Iraq war coverage and military casualty figures.
The Gazette publishes local news and AP dispatches from Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates vary by delivery type and location with weekly and yearly options. Postal and contact details are listed for subscription service and address changes.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and recycling newsprint. It encourages readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton in Cedar Rapids and other locations, and provides contact numbers for the paper.
Kathleen Parker notes reactions to the June 28 handover from the Coalition Provisional Authority to the Iraqi provisional government. She contrasts relief in the U.S. and allied markets with critics who hope for Bush's defeat. Parker cites polls showing mixed Iraqi optimism and laments media portrayal of the events.
Gazette rounds up media take on John Kerry's Iowa visit and Vilsack's potential selection as running mate. Reports from Fox News Chicago Tribune and Associated Press note cautious signals and speculation about Sebelius's support while Vilsack distributes candy at a Fourth of July parade in Cascade.
In Dubuque Kerry, a Catholic and Democratic presidential hopeful, faced questions on abortion after attending Mass. He said life begins at conception but would not legislate Catholic doctrine on others and noted he opposed partial birth abortion unless health exceptions apply.
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