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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2004
Page
2
Front page item notes today as crucial for passage of proposed bills in the Iowa Legislature. The report highlights the session’s high stakes and potential outcomes shaping state policy and political momentum.
The Gazette reports a correction for Wednesday crime map statistics for Cedar Rapids due to date errors. A corrected map will rerun in Saturday editions on Community page 20. Readers may comment on accuracy by calling the listed numbers.
The Gazette published daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 is a Gazette Communications Inc. newspaper. Subscription rates are listed for carrier motor route and mail editions with toll free and local numbers for service and general inquiries.
Contact information lists area code 319 for AI area and 339-3150 plus an invitation to access a complete directory and email addresses at GazetteOnline.com.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearest recycling locations to support agricultural stewardship.
Jacquelyn Mitchard writes that coffee boosts enzymes linked to colon cancer prevention and notes studies about moderate intake. She recalls personal life, late husband, newsroom coffee rituals, and the joy of a daily cup while acknowledging broader health tradeoffs.
A San Francisco meeting of the American Heart Association highlighted findings from the Framingham Children’s Study showing that consuming two servings of dairy daily is linked to reduced adolescent fatness. Researchers note dairy intake has fallen while soda consumption rose 300 percent over two decades, fueled by dairy-fat fear.
President Bush charged that John Kerry would take away the tax cuts to fund a larger federal government while stressing permanence of cuts to spur growth. He spoke at fundraisers in Santa Clara and Bakersfield as Kerry accused Bush of failing to deliver jobs amid high unemployment in California. Bush and aides highlighted California fundraising totals and noted changes in the state political landscape since the recall and Schwarzenegger’s rise.
John Kerry plans a 20 city fundraising swing starting March 29 aiming to raise at least 15 million quickly to near a 105 million Democratic money record. The effort mirrors Bush’s 2000 primary haul and exceeds this year’s collections, with Kerry skipping public financing for no cap on primary spending. Louis Susman, Kerry’s national finance chair, says the climb is steep but possible. Pe ter Maroney notes the two day California start at tour’s outset.
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