U.S. death toll in Iraq reaches 900
As of Wednesday the count shows 900 U.S. service members have died since the start of operations in Iraq. The report lists other nations deaths and notes ongoing tolls from the conflict.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2004
Page
2
As of Wednesday the count shows 900 U.S. service members have died since the start of operations in Iraq. The report lists other nations deaths and notes ongoing tolls from the conflict.
A reporting error led to misspelling of Sugi Ganeshananthan in a photo caption. An incorrect name was also published for John Musgrove and a separate wrong employer was listed for Scott Ramm in local editions. The Gazette notes corrections will appear in this space and invites comments.
The Gazette published by Gazette Communications in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists subscription options including Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues for 19.64 every four weeks and 256.95 annually for U.S. addresses. Contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries are provided along with mailing address.
Complete company directory listed with area code 519 and toll free 800 numbers. Email addresses and further contact details available at GazetteOnline.com for readers seeking business and staff listings.
The Gazette promotes future farming by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby locations.
Mitch Albom analyzes Whoopi Goldberg’s loss of a Slim-Fast deal after her on stage jabs at President Bush. The brand cut ties citing offended consumers, while Albom argues endorsements reflect perception and are not civil rights. He notes the right to free speech remains with Goldberg and Slim-Fast.
President Bush sketched a second term domestic agenda centering on improved high school education and expanded health care access. He argued Kerry would raise taxes and urged voters to favor growth, jobs, and opportunity while promising to build on No Child Left Behind and reduce health costs via technology. He outlined welfare-to-work, homeownership, and stronger retirement savings control as ongoing goals.
A Washington Post Univision Tomas Rivera poll shows John Kerry leading among Latino voters by about a 2 to 1 margin over George W. Bush while overall registered voters are roughly even. Latino approval of Bush trails the national rate as the GOP seeks greater Hispanic support.
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