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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2004
Page
1
The IowaLife Survey shows John Kerry leading George W. Bush by one point in Iowa with 46 percent support to 45 among 502 registered voters surveyed by Central Surveys Inc. for the Iowa Newspaper Association from Oct 14 to 19. The margin of error is 4.4 points.
Local churches and religious groups have spent months urging turnout as a moral duty while avoiding partisan campaigning. They promote voting guidance grounded in scripture, not party lines, and refrain from endorsing candidates.
Vice President Dick Cheney argued in Cedar Rapids that the United States faces a turning point requiring an ongoing offensive against global terrorism. He contrasted Bush’s approach with Democrat John Kerry’s, saying Kerry would return to a pre 9/11 mindset and treat terrorism as a manageable nuisance.
The University of Iowa will host the Iowa Regional Resuscitation Center funded by a 2.5 million NIH grant over five years. Eleven Iowa EMS agencies will test new devices and drugs to treat cardiac arrest and trauma, aiming to help at least 500 patients annually.
In Washington Rep. Jim Nussle campaigns for an eighth House term while Democrat Bill Gluba hints at Nussle pursuing Iowa governor. Nussle defeats Gluba’s critique as he deflects talk of a 2006 bid and emphasizes future plans.
Rep. Jim Nussle says speculation about his future beyond the 1st District is unprecedented and shows Iowa voters crave leadership. He notes campaigns across districts and Des Moines while pledging support to Republican legislative candidates. If re-elected he could lead the House Budget Committee for two more years.
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