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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2004
Page
1
At the Republican National Convention Laura Bush and Arnold Schwarzenegger lauded President Bush for four more years. Schwarzenegger called him a man of inner strength and a leader who does not waver. The California governor also urged welcoming immigrants to the GOP.
President Bush told about 12,000 at the Farm Progress Show near Alleman that the United States is winning the war on terrorism and will prevail. He sought to clear up confusion sparked by a previous remark.
President Bush plans a 5 45 p m rally at Noelridge Park Cedar Rapids. Tickets available at Insync Marketing 820 N 20th Ave Hiawatha until 8 p m Thursday. Bush says tough conditions can curb those who use terror as a tool.
In Washington County, 52 percent vote yes on Catfish Bend casino, 4 095 to 3 743, a 352 vote margin. Mary Schnoebe says the deal now depends on Catfish Bend authorities and local officials.
The leader of the Washington County Citizens for Good Jobs says the casino must complete all plans and submit them to the gaming commission. The deadline is November 10 and the state Racing and Gaming Commission is not expected to decide.
Republican leaders tentatively back a $100 million infusion into the revived Iowa Values Fund for the next special session. House Speaker Christopher Rants said details are agreed and a companion measure outlining policies and expenditures will be enacted. Lawmakers planned quick one day session with teleconference talks to finalize.
In Beersheba two buses were bombed within seconds, killing 16 passengers and wounding over 80. The attack ended a six month lull in violence as Hamas claimed responsibility for the blast in the Israeli desert city.
Julie Cain was diagnosed with flesh eating bacteria after burial surgery July 30 at St. Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids. The Gazette misidentified the hospital in a page 1A story due to incorrect information supplied to the newspaper.
A fashion feature notes David and Beckham collaborating on a new line of T shirts. The collection emphasizes wearable style with bold graphics and modern fits aimed at pairing with casual and streetwear looks.
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