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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2004
Page
2
The highest ranking U S soldier charged in the Abu Ghraib prison scandal was sentenced to eight years in prison. The case follows photos and video showing abuse of Iraqi detainees and sparked broad outrage.
The Gazette announces its office address in Cedar Rapids Iowa at 500 Third Avenue SE and lists subscription rates for various delivery options. It notes periodicals postage paid and references the Associated Press rights for local news republication.
Contact numbers and line items for Cedar Rapids services include weed control and tip line lines with several phone numbers and an incomplete postal address. The fragment references circulation and a directory with emails, but details are truncated and unclear.
A Cape Cod family recalls two teens Marty and Shane who spent a summer trapping a skunk as a goofy rite of passage. The tale centers on youth, mischief, and the parents granting permission to stay kids a little longer before adulthood begins. The narrator reflects on permissive parenting and the lasting memory of the boys’ last summer before real responsibility takes hold.
The AP Ipsos poll finds 976 likely voters split 49 to 46 percent for Kerry Edwards over Bush Cheney, within the margin of error. Voters waver between change and continuity as debates fade and concerns about economy, national security, and Iraq persist.
The AP Ipsos poll shows Kerry leading Bush by a single point among likely voters in a presidential race. Democrats and Republicans split Congress 47 to 46 in favor of Democrats, while 24 percent have voted or will vote before Election Day with early voters supporting Kerry and Bush equally.
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