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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2004
Page
2
Front page summary notes Powell framing a critical chance in the Middle East as tensions flare and diplomacy resumes amid broader regional challenges.
Iraqi authorities calendar Jan 30 for the first national vote, yet ongoing insurgency raises fears voting may be largely blocked. At least 1,221 U.S. military deaths are counted since March 2003 per AP. The Johnson County Heritage Trust buys 40acre Big Grove Preserve along the Iowa River. Kurt Busch wins the Ford 400 to claim his first NASCAR Nextel Cup title, with teammate Greg Biffle second. Ron Artest is suspended for the season after a brawl with fans following a Pacers Pistons game. Readers invited to submit comments at GazetteOnline.com.
The Gazette invites readers to request a Vacation Pack or pause subscriptions during the holiday. Readers may donate the value of papers to the Newspaper in Education Vacation Donation Program. Contact numbers are 319 398 8333 and 14800 397 8333.
The Gazette corrects a Saturday article about holiday food box distribution. The Salvation Army does not prepare boxes. distribution is handled by other food pantries. Readers may send comments on accuracy and fairness, and call the provided numbers for corrections.
The Gazette lists pricing for delivery and mail editions, with weekly and yearly rates for Cedar Rapids and other areas. It provides post office and subscription service contacts, general phone numbers, and addresses for changes and inquiries.
The Gazette emphasizes a future friendly posture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Dr. SW or at nearby recycling locations to encourage community recycling.
The Gazette announces a forthcoming e edition online at GazetteOnline.com with 4am daily posting and two week free access for all visitors. After Dec 9 seven day subscribers gain free access, with a separate e edition subscription to be priced. The piece also highlights the Call of the Colors contest with 189 photographers and 500 entries and a new pictorial book Cedar Rapids Our People Our Story selling for 39.95 at multiple local outlets.
Advertising heavy issue to help readers plans for holiday shopping. Readers per 1,000 show Iowa top Playboy and third in Ladies Home Journal in Sunday Times. Contact Mark Bowden with questions or comments via phone or email.
Chief Justice William Rehnquist, 80, remains ill with thyroid cancer. His condition drives speculation about his future as the court resumes work on Nov. 29 and faces Bush's January 20 inauguration. absence with oath would mark a rare break in history.
The Justice Department enforces a broad civil rights mandate from fair housing to hate crimes. A TRAC study notes complaints remain about 12,000 annually for five years, while prosecutions rose modestly and trafficking cases tripled. The decline in enforcement may reflect focus on terrorism since 9/11.
President Bush pledged support to pass the overhaul as congressional leaders weighed December action. Negotiators had announced a compromise, but opposition from two Republican committee chairmen delayed the bill that would create a national intelligence director amid Pentagon and immigration concerns.
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