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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2004
Page
2
Insurgents ambushed about 50 Iraqi soldiers as campaigns target minority groups. The piece notes U.S. and Iraqi issues shaping voter concerns and ongoing conflict alongside politics.
The Gazette clarifies that no one was killed in the single vehicle crash south of Manchester on Saturday. An earlier Sunday article carried incorrect information. a correction will be published in this space. Readers may call the provided numbers to report accuracy concerns.
The Gazette notes its address at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 and its publication schedule daily with Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues. Subscriptions range from $4.95 per week by carrier to $20.97 for four weeks and $256.95 for a year by mail, with higher rates for other states. Postmaster and subscription service contact information are provided.
A compact directory entry lists phone numbers 339 3150 1800 397 8333 and a web address GazettesOnlinecom for the complete company directory and email contacts.
Recycle program directs residents to drop newspapers at City Carton located at 901 Ingleside Drive SW or use the nearest recycling location for paper disposal.
The Gazette declares endorsements a tradition and outlines its plan to back candidates in U.S. president and congressional races, Iowa state contests, and local boards while affirming that endorsements do not shape news coverage. It cites a long history of presidential endorsements from 1944 onward.
The Gazette releases a Wednesday voter guide detailing candidates and issues for Iowa’s November 2 ballot. The guide extends Gazetteonline coverage posted since the week of September 19. Contact Mark Bowden with questions or comments at the listed phone numbers or email.
President Bush and Senator Kerry campaigned in swing states ahead of the final week. Bush questioned whether the nation can be fully safe from terror, while Kerry mocked that claim and urged Black church turnout in Broward County. Both parties targeted remaining competitive states amid tight polls.
President Bush and Senator Kerry spend nearly 40 million on TV ads in the last campaign week as they shift strategies in a shrinking battleground. By Nov. 2 the candidates and parties exceed 400 million in air time, with independent groups adding over 100 million. Bush scales back in Maine while Kerry omits Colorado ads. nine toss-ups remain focal: Florida Ohio Iowa Pennsylvania Wisconsin New Hampshire New Mexico Nevada Minnesota.
Former President Clinton says he is healthy enough to campaign for John Kerry seven weeks after heart surgery. He told ABC News doctors advised early arrivals to rest and regenerate. He planned rallies in Philadelphia and Florida with Kerry and noted Hillary Clinton was cautious but supportive.
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