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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2004
Page
2
Front page highlights report insurgents attempting to flee Fallujah while U S casualties climb to 18. The broad edition also notes political and academic items including a potential Gonzales confirmation and university research moves. Ivory Coast violence and other regional updates follow.
The Gazette publishes daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa providing subscription options by carrier and mail including prices for Morning Editions and Sunday issues. Postal services note AP republication rights and contact numbers for subscription and general inquiries.
A directory listing appears to offer a complete company index with contact emails. The item promises a full directory and direct email addresses for businesses, suggesting a resource for outreach and networking.
The Gazette promotes sustainability by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Jacqueline Mitchard announces she will stop replying to reader mail despite continuing to read and consider letters. She explains the toll of letters on time with family and writing while preserving her singular viewpoint. Readers are invited to keep sending input, even as she reduces direct responses.
An influential WHO committee backs allowing genetic engineering of smallpox to improve tracking and defense against a bioterror threat despite public eradication. The proposal would enable marker genes to be added, a shift from long held U S policy and prompts debate over risks and value.
University of Michigan research shows moderate activity cuts eight year mortality by 45 percent for high risk individuals with diabetes and hypertension, and 35 percent for healthy exercisers. Physicians remain wary though.
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