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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2004
Page
2
Front page highlights report Armstrong claiming his sixth Tour de France win as global sports coverage spans U S forces in Iraq, Gaza protests, and ongoing war casualties amid a day of multiple front page items.
Officials note a rise in calls from residents who recruit dogs for security roles. The trend reflects broader interest in animal use for protection, with officials stressing welfare and training considerations.
The Gazette lists its office at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 and provides subscription rates by carrier and by mail for multiple editions. Contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries are included.
A brief directory item noting a complete company directory and availability of email addresses for further contact. The entry emphasizes direct contact details and corporate listings without extra background.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Iowa Democrats travel to the Democratic National Convention in Boston to push Kerry and test 2008 options. They will enjoy front row access at the Fleet Center with 57 delegates likely to meet leaders and potential White House aspirants. Local coverage plans include Christie Vilsack and Gov. Tom Vilsack rumors, plus diary entries from James Q. Lynch and E. Michael Myers.
Readers are invited to mail non returnable photo copies with name date location and home phone to Summer Vacation The Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 0511 Photos may appear over Labor Day weekend Contest contact Mark Bowden by phone or email for details
An Associated Press poll finds more than half fear their children may be infected, while about 61 percent see AIDS as a very serious national problem. Experts warn complacency could fuel a rise as new drugs extend lifespans and diagnoses trend upward.
An AP poll finds ongoing worry about AIDS and HIV especially for children. Half of respondents fear their child could be infected, with concerns framed around AIDS as a national health problem and other risk factors like obesity and stroke.
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