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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2004
Page
2
Front page notes power transferred to Iraq early, amid optimism for end of U.S. occupation. Reports show soldiers watching as graduates celebrate from afar, while DNA testing targets a Dominican Republic assault suspect and Libya resumes direct ties with the U.S.
Iowa will drop sales tax on bottled water and carbonated water effective July 1. Tax applies to water with added sweeteners. The Gazette invites reader feedback on accuracy and fairness of coverage. Corrections will be published if needed.
Cedar Rapids daily The Gazette lists prices for subscriptions by mail and motor route delivery along with contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries. It notes AP republication rights and postmaster address.
Kathleen Parker argues the federal marriage amendment faces a Senate cloture vote with 60 supporters needed to advance. She notes Gallup finds 55 percent oppose same sex marriage while 42 percent support, and warns of potential legal conflicts for churches and religious institutions if gay marriage is recognized nationwide.
The piece explores how Bush and Kerry campaigns court 50 million sportsmen and women, a swing bloc in states like Pennsylvania and Ohio. It notes hunters high turnout, diverse views, and past emphasis on gun issues, with quotes from Jim Martin and NRA figures.
In Chestnut Hill, Ohio, Bush campaign volunteers register voters in a new exurban development. Warren County GOP officials promote Bush Cheney bumper stickers as strategists including Karl Rove emphasize exurban voters as crucial battleground targets.
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