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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2004
Page
2
Front page headlines report insurgent counterattack while military planners position forces for an assault on Fallujah. Arc of East Central Iowa extends outreach to disabled residents as education officials pursue tuition stabilization deals. Exit polls explored as tools for candidate selection.
French troops battled soldiers and mobs after Ivory Coast airstrike killed at least nine French peacekeepers and an American civilian. Escalating civil war risks drawing in foreign troops amid tense post-strike aftermath.
On opening day near Stratton Audley England hunters clear a fence as Britain debates a fox hunting ban. The House of Commons banned the sport two months earlier and the Lords won t back it, but the government may push it into law by next year. Supporters say hound hunting is cruel. Robert Blackwill resigns as Iraq policy director for the Bush administration, stepping down. At least 1,127 U.S. military deaths in Iraq through Saturday per AP count.
Iowa farms invite visitors for hands on experiences as networks expand outreach while noting ongoing interest in rural immersion. Farmers are leveraging direct engagement to showcase farming life beyond traditional visits.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa publishes daily with subscription options by carrier motor route and mail. Rates include Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues monthly, with nationwide rates for other states and U S territories. Contact numbers and post address provided for subscription changes and general inquiries.
Contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City are listed with voicemail and toll free lines. The snippet also references a complete company directory and email addresses but provides no clear news event or context.
The Gazette promotes agricultural support by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It encourages readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive or at nearby recycling locations, highlighting commitment to a sustainable future.
Arafat was not in a coma but still in intensive care after more medical tests at a French hospital. Spokesman Nabil Abu Adeneh declined to reveal diagnoses or whether he had emerged from coma, saying results were expected in days.
Six Palestinians including a 14 year old boy were killed and three Israelis wounded as Israeli forces clashed with Palestinian groups in Jenin and other West Bank areas. A 14 year old Ala Samara was shot during a Jenin clash. In Gaza two Islamic Jihad militants were killed in an infiltration attempt near Gadid. A car explosion in Qalqiliya left another two militants dead and one wounded.
In Ramallah and Gaza City senior Palestinian officials convened multiple factions led by Hamas to map a peaceful transition after Arafat. Ahmet Qureia and Parliament Speaker Fattouh met with 18 groups to press for national unity while Hamas seeks a role in future leadership amid Gaza violence and looming Israeli pullouts.
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