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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2004
Page
2
Wesley Blake Edwards, brother of John Edwards, pleaded innocent to a 10-year-old DUI charge and was released on 5000 bail pending trial. The hearing follows a Monday court appearance in federal court.
State and local transportation officials welcomed Burlington Trailways plan to operate the east-west route through Cedar Rapids, a service Greyhound will drop on August 18.
Iowa center Brian Ferentz, once believed out for the season, may return for the Big Ten opener, according to Hawkeyes coach Kirk Ferentz. Details, 3C.
Online note offers same day crossword and Jumble answers through GazetteOnline.com Puzzle Answers section. Provides quick access to solutions published with the daily paper.
A miscaptioned photo corrects Anna Vollmer not identified, Earl Granger house facts revised for Granger House Museum in Marion, and Linn-Mar seniors Anthony Schons Jenna Rinehart were mislisted as Best in Center awardees. The Gazette notes corrected entries and invites reader feedback.
The Gazette lists subscription prices for different delivery options and locations. It provides post office address for changes and a general contact number for subscriptions and inquiries.
Local Cedar Rapids news brief provides a general contact line and 398-8313 for newsroom inquiries. Includes notice of a complete company directory and availability of email addresses for further outreach.
The Gazette promotes environmental efforts by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or visit nearby recycling locations.
Kathleen Parker argues the states rights rhetoric used by Democrats in opposing the Federal Marriage Amendment is a disguise for judicial power. She notes a Massachusetts lawsuit challenges a 1913 law to block out of state marriages, signaling a national strategy to legalize same sex marriage via courts rather than legislation.
In Washington Republicans risked blocking extensions of three popular Bush tax cuts, potentially raising taxes by about 50 dollars per taxpayer and removing up to 300 dollars per child in 2005. Moderates from both parties urge deficit‑aware action to preserve the cuts for families and workers. House and Senate leaders have not yet finalized a bill.
The Democratic Party with 63 million in the bank plans a broad ad campaign against President Bush as Kerry tours battleground states by bus train and boat after the nomination. Organizers aim to showcase unity at a July 29 Boston gathering and prepare for a costly August TV blitz.
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