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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2004
Page
2
Counting in Afghanistan's presidential election concluded Tuesday with U S backed interim leader Hamid Karzai the clear winner, election officials said.
The Gazette clarifies that certified couriers collect absentee ballots from voters and deliver them to the auditor. A reporting error misstated the delivery process in two photo captions from Tuesday’s edition. Readers may comment on accuracy and corrections will be published.
Public notice lists The Gazette, Cedar Rapids Iowa, including address 500 Third Avenue SE. It provides subscription rates for carrier and mail editions, and contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
The Gazette mentions printing on recycled City Carton at 901 Ingleside Dr. SW or at nearby recycling sites.
A dialogue unfolds between a reader and God as they discuss free will and the Ugandan rebel atrocities. God laments human misuse of faith while the narrator laments ongoing suffering, acknowledging responsibility for choices. The piece ends with a sobering call to empathy and accountability.
Sen. John Kerry outlined a 10 year plan to fix security gaps at ports borders and public transportation centers. He asserted President Bush has left America vulnerable and said his proposal would strengthen the terrorist watch list improve cargo screening and fund first responders.
An Associated Press Ipsos poll shows 60 percent expect no clear winner by November 3 and about half fear post election court challenges. Democrats and Republicans worry, with more Democrats predicting unresolved results. Both campaigns expect lawsuits over provisional ballots and other issues.
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