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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 2004
Page
2
The front page notes the presidential electors will be chosen by voters, with coverage of candidate campaigns and the election day process. Details on related election coverage and candidate appearances are provided in the edition.
Kathleen Parker’s column is not in today’s Gazette and will resume next Tuesday.
The Gazette notes corrections to several items. Wrong homecoming king was misidentified in photos. Williamsburg polling location corrected to Williamsburg Recreation Center for Pilot Troy York and Williamsburg precincts. Diabetes Awards Banquet date corrected to October 29. James Stockett identified as Linn County sheriff, not Jones County.
The Gazette based in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists daily publication at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401. It details subscription rates by carrier motor route and by mail with prices for Morning Editions Sunday and 7 issues 20.97 for 4 weeks 256.95 for 52 weeks and international rates. It notes AP republication rights and provides postmaster and subscription contact numbers.
Directory listing for the Gazette Online office locations and staff emails. Includes core contact channels and web reference for media inquiries and newsroom access.
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming journalism by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Dr SW or at their nearest recycling location.
Former Iowans living in Florida express cautious optimism for Election Day 2004 as reforms like touch screen voting replace punch cards. Voters in Fort Myers and Tallahassee expect smoother process with early voting begun October 18 and aim to equip Kerry with Florida’s 27 electoral votes.
Washington reports legions of lawyers and party aides in place as voters begin. Experts warn provisional ballots may spark the largest disputes with Republicans alleging fraud and Democrats claiming intimidation, while observers expect litigation in key states over ballot counts and eligibility.
Chinese official commentary on the eve of the U S election assails the Bush administration for a catastrophic go it alone policy. Qian Qichen argues the Bush doctrine uses force to rule the world and would undermine the American empire.
New York Daily News notes a possible 269 to 269 electoral split between Bush and Kerry. If tied the House would select the president in January and the Senate would choose the vice president. Experts say a tie is possible though unlikely.
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