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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 2004
Page
2
Riverside businessman convicted of illegal dumping at sea triggers local protests and reaction. Shatner controversy fuels debate over portrayals and tactics. Cell phone explosions prompt safety warning issued to consumers.
Dan Rather, longtime CBS News anchor, announced he will step down from the CBS Evening News in March after nearly 25 years in the role. The move follows his controversial report on President Bush's National Guard service.
Leonard Pitts reflects on a Desperate Housewives star appearing with Terrell Owens in a controversial Monday Night Football promo. He questions whether racial history shapes perception of black men with white women, and contrasts reactions to Owens Sheridan with cases like R. Kelly and Tom Cruise.
About 5,000 U S Marines British troops and Iraqi forces launched an offensive to clear insurgent hotbeds across several small towns south of Baghdad. AP reports total U S military deaths since March 2003 reach about 1,228 through Tuesday with 1,090 since May 1 2003 and 848 hostile action deaths.
Lt. Gov. Sally Pederson, the state’s highest ranking woman, announced she will not seek the 2006 gubernatorial race. The Iowa political move arrives as other statewide and university notes unfold across the Friday paper.
The Gazette presents its publication info with edition dates and mailing addresses for Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists subscription rates by method and week and provides AP use rights and general contact numbers for Gazette Communications Inc.
The Gazette Online publishes a complete company directory with available contact emails listed at the site. Readers can access corporate names and official email addresses through the online directory for business inquiries and correspondence.
Citizens may drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton located at 901 Ingleside Dr SW or use their nearest approved recycling location.
The $388 billion funding package, awaiting Bush signature, contains numerous pet projects for various states and groups including $50,000 for Missouri wild hog control and $4 million for the International Fertilizer Development Center in Alabama. Senator McCain questioned $1 million for the Wild American Shrimp Initiative as lawmakers touted district gains amid broader budget concerns.
Arab countries signaled they are far from committing to forgive more than 30 billion dollars owed by Iraq. Kuwait and Saudi Arabia refused any debt-relief until after Iraq holds an elected, internationally recognized government. Iraq plans National Assembly elections in January and a December 2005 national government vote.
The Gazette will operate on reduced hours for Thanksgiving. Circulation offices in Cedar Rapids open until 11 a.m. and Iowa City closed but contactable until 11 a.m. Obituary submissions to the newsroom open at 4 p.m. Thursday with a 7 p.m. deadline. Advertising and business offices closed Thursday, return to normal Friday.
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