Front page edition highlights campaign rush and global headlines
Final days of campaigns with Culver and Nussle on the trail. Saddam Hussein sentenced to death by Iraqi tribunal. Rev Ted Haggard confesses to sexual immorality. FBI eyes undercover action against corrupt politicians. School bus injuries rise sharply in new study. Military deaths in Iraq reach 2834. Oaxaca protests swell as Cedar Ridge Winery unveils new products. Bishop-elect Amos calls for modest installation amid bankruptcy claims. Linn County hires Lisa Powell as HR director. Homeless sleep-out events planned across Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Regents set five focus areas for Iowa higher education. Hawkeyes face tough finish to season and bowls. Dolphins spoil Bears undefeated bid with 31 13 win.
Death sentence Q and A from AP videos
A question and answer on Saddam Hussein's death verdict appears in the Featured AP Videos section on GazetteOnline. A calendar correction notes an item about Coping with the Holidays relocation to the Holiday Inn Coralville from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Gazette Communications Subscription Rates Note
The Gazette lists subscription options including Cedar Rapids daily Morning Editions and Sunday issues at 20.97 for 4 weeks and 256.95 for 52 weeks with motor route delivery at 5.30 per week. Newspaper address and AP republication rights are noted.
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Gazette promotes recycling and environmental practices
The Gazette announces its commitment to the future through recycled newsprint and soybean ink. It encourages readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton or other local recycling locations and provides contact details for the newspaper’s general information.
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Gazette outlines election letters volume and negative ads outlook
The Gazette notes high reader engagement with election letters and predicts continued discussion. It cites rising negativity in national campaigns and offers online coverage of key races from local to national levels with video from AP. The Cedar Rapids volleyball state tournament coverage is announced with a four page special section.
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Curfew Tightens as Iraq Prepares for Saddam Verdict
Iraq imposes a 24 hour curfew across Baghdad Diyala and Salahuddin amid the Saddam Hussein verdict. The security clampdown includes closed airports checkpoints and increased patrols while celebrations flare in Shiite areas and counter protests erupt in Sunni regions. U.S. and Iraqi forces report 53 insurgents killed in Saturday night operations near Baghdad.
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