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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2004
Page
2
Kerry accepts the nomination and challenges Bush on Iraq policy while a couple sits with candidates' families. The front page also notes 11 percent of beaters at a checkpoint were impaired and mentions other notable items from the edition.
The Gazette publishes daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa and lists subscription options including Carrier Motor Route and by mail Morning Editions and Sunday bundles. Rates shown include weekly and 52 week plans with regional pricing and contact numbers for service.
The Gazette provides a general contact directory for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City with phone lines for tips errors circulation and a toll free option. Readers are invited to recycle newspapers at City Carton and other locations and to visit Gazette Online for the complete directory and email addresses.
Jacquelyn Mitchard reflects on Anthony Pellicano a controversial fixer tied to high profile cases from Elizabeth Taylor's family to Michael Jackson. The column recalls his early days as a private investigator, alleged illegal wire tapping and the pull of a Don Corleone fantasy amid Hollywood's blurred lines between power and publicity.
Nobel laureate Francis Crick, co discoverer of the DNA double helix, died at 88 after a battle with colon cancer. Crick helped birth modern biotechnology influencing gene therapy crops and crime DNA analysis, with Watson praising his intellect and kindness.
Maureen Kanka recalls Megan in a summer interview as they mark years since the 7 year old’s death. The family champions Megan’s Law alongside the foundations work and a 26th wedding anniversary in August.
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