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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2004
Page
2
United States forces prepare for a major offensive in Fallujah amid reports that up to 5,000 Islamic militants Saddam loyalists and criminals are holed up in the insurgent stronghold. U S officers describe a decisive push as the war in Iraq continues to unfold.
Democrats Kerry and Edwards plan blitzes in Wisconsin Des Moines Ohio Maine Florida while Republicans Bush Cheney tour Minnesota Wisconsin Pennsylvania Davenport. Gazette reports offer full election coverage voter guide and site link for updates.
The Gazette outlines corrections for Friday's Forecast menu note on Oscar's Childrens Menu in Hiawatha and an editing error on New Pioneer Co op phone listing in Tuesdays Accent. It also corrects Art Small's age, stating he turned 71 on Oct 14, and invites reader feedback with contact numbers for corrections.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists delivery and mail rates for Morning Editions and Sunday editions with weekly and annual pricing. Contact numbers for subscription service and a general phone line are provided, along with post office and publication details.
A reader contact snippet lists phone lines for Cedar Rapids accessors WOW City and a tip line. It references Iowa City circulation and a toll free option with a web address GazetteOnline.com for the complete company directory and emails.
The Gazette emphasizes its commitment to sustainability by using soybean ink and recycling practices. It notes printing on recycled City Carton at 901 Ingleside Dr SW and at nearby recycling locations.
Amid overseas voting worries, Democrats and Republicans fear post 2000 reforms failed. With over 160,000 troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, questions persist about ballot delivery and postmarks while veterans and families push to count military votes.
A federal appeals court blocked the Republicans from contesting about 20 000 voter registrations in Ohio before Election Day. The 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals refused GOP appeals of a lower court order stopping hearings on contested registrations. Hearings, if held, were to occur within two days of the election, and the judge weighed making the temporary order permanent.
In the costly race for South Dakota’s Senate, Democratic Leader Tom Daschle and Republican John Thune push a tight contest that hinges on turnout. With about 26.3 million spent and outside groups heavily involved, the race remains a dead heat as voters on nine reservations could sway the result.
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