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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2004
Page
2
The front page highlights Democratic emphasis on John Kerry military service and Christie Vilsack promoting small town ideals. Mentioned are public safety and civic identity shaping the election narrative.
As of Tuesday, 906 U.S. service members have died since operations in Iraq began last year. British forces report 60 deaths, Italy 18, Spain eight, and Bulgaria and Poland six each, with Ukraine four, Slovakia three, and several nations one death each from Denmark El Salvador Estonia Hungary Latvia and the Netherlands.
A recount shows Central City voters defeated the property tax levy while approving issuing 4.6 million dollars in bonds for a high school addition. The report highlights tension between bond funding and tax support in the same election.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa publishes daily news and AP dispatches from 500 Third Avenue SE. It lists subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail editions and provides contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
Complete company directory with telephone numbers and email addresses, listing businesses and services. Includes area code 519, plus any exceptions noted, offering direct contact options for readers seeking local firms and vendors.
A mortar barrage near the U.S. Embassy area in Baghdad killed a Iraqi garbage collector and wounded 14 U.S. soldiers. Iraq announces a national conference to form an interim assembly, with 1,000 delegates, to prepare for elections next year amid security challenges. Jordanian contractor withdraws after militants abduct two employees, as violence continues and foreigners face kidnap threats.
Sen. John Kerry proposed extending the bipartisan Sept 11 commission by 18 months to push intelligence reforms and pressure the White House and Congress for fast action. The panel would issue semiannual progress reports as it nears its Aug 26 dissolution amid a heated election-year debate.
The Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development and seven leaders face a 42-count indictment in Dallas charging providing 12.4 million dollars to Hamas since 1995, plus money laundering conspiracy and tax charges. The charity is based in Richardson, Texas.
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