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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2004
Page
2
Kerry calls on voters in Iowa to back his campaign for the presidency. He emphasizes national policy goals and party platform as key to winning the White House.
Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat collapsed and was unconscious for about ten minutes in a very difficult condition. A team of Jordanian doctors was urgently summoned to treat him.
Democrats Kerry and Edwards head to Toledo Madison Columbus Duluth Indianola Davenport Onalaska and Lake Buena Vista while Bush Cheney visit Saginaw Dayton Westlake Bucks County Schofield International Falls Sioux City overnighting in multiple Midwest sites. AP notes interactive presentations and AP special reports available at GazetOnline.com.
The item notes corrections to previous reports. Dave Franker’s stance on repealing Bush era tax cuts for the top 2 percent is clarified. Senate and House party breakdowns for Iowa are corrected as 29 Republicans 21 Democrats and 54 Republicans 46 Democrats respectively. Groundbreaking for the Springville Memorial Library set for 11 am Saturday.
The Gazette announces rates for Carrier and Motor Route delivery as well as by mail options. Morning Editions and Sunday issues total seven for 20.97 over four weeks, 256.95 annually. other states 327.60 per year. AP content rights noted.
The page lists Iowa City and Cedar Rapids contact numbers for circulation and offices. It also directs readers to GazetteOnline.com for a full company directory and email addresses.
A recycling collection notice references City Carton at 901 Ingleside Dr. SW and nearby recycling locations for drop off and service.
A Washington AP report shows Americans are about an inch taller on average since the early 1960s and roughly 25 pounds heavier, with BMI rising from 25 to 28. The rise is linked to more fast food and less activity, affecting both adults and children and signaling broader health risks. Current experts warn the trend may worsen for the next generation.
Los Angeles based Allerca Inc plans to use RNA interference to silence a cat gene that produces allergy triggering proteins. The firm, still unproven, takes $350 deposits for a British Short Hair version priced at $3,500 in the US and up to $10,000 in Japan, aiming to sell around 200 cats annually.
Federal Judge Emmet Sullivan orders the U S military to stop requiring anthrax shots after ruling the FDA approved the vaccine without proper public comment. Six unnamed service members sued, arguing the vaccine is experimental and misused. Government reviews options, no immediate Defense Department comment.
Harvard researchers report interns on long shifts make one third more serious errors such as prescribing overdoses and incorrect tube placements. EEG monitoring showed over five nods per night, as they studied 20 interns at Brigham and Women’s Hospital before new work limits.
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