Bush vows to work toward Palestinian state
The front page reports President Bush pledging efforts toward a Palestinian state as part of a broader Middle East peace push.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2004
Page
2
The front page reports President Bush pledging efforts toward a Palestinian state as part of a broader Middle East peace push.
Iraqi government rushes forces to Mosul amid a deadly uprising as U S officials hint support from Fallujah fighters. At least 1,170 U S military deaths are tallied since March 2003 per AP count.
The Gazette established in 1883 publishes daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail and provides AP republication rights and postmaster address. Contact numbers for subscription and general inquiries are noted.
Local Cedar Rapids directory listings show phone lines and a tip line for readers. It includes contact numbers such as 398-8313 and 339-3155 and a reference to GazetteOnline.com for email addresses.
The Gazette urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive or at nearby recycling locations. It emphasizes commitment to the future through soybean ink printing and recycled newsprint usage.
Rod Paige, the first Black U.S. education secretary, plans to leave after four years overseeing No Child Left Behind. The Texan veteran educator has faced calls to depart as John Ashcroft and Don Evans also plan exits.
The TSA directed 72 U.S. airlines to provide passenger name records for domestic travelers in June to test the Secure Flight system. It will compare data against no fly and watch lists to screen for potential terrorists, drawing civil liberties concern over privacy invasions.
Attorney General John Ashcroft, in his first remarks since resignation, denounced judges for obstructing presidential decisions on war and international treaties. He cited the Hamdan case, where a judge halted a military commission, risking security amid wartime.
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