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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2004
Page
2
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The Cancer Update column had incorrect addresses for Representatives Leach and Nussle. E-mail access is available via their official pages www.house.gov/leach/email.htm and nussle.house.gov. The Gazette invites comment on accuracy and will publish corrections as needed. Call numbers provided for feedback.
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, publishes daily with home delivery options and mail subscriptions. Contact numbers include subscription service lines and the general number for Gazette Communications, Inc.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to agriculture printed with soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton or other local recycling points, and provides contact details for the company directory and inquiries.
Leonard Pitts argues that injustice becomes real when it touches someone you know, using Dick Cheney and his lesbian daughter Mary to illustrate how personal connection can soften conservative stances on marriage equality. He warns ideology should not trump freedom for all.
In New York AP reporting, undecided voters like David Tayman in Maryland and others in Florida and Colorado grapple with Bush’s conservatism and Kerry’s challenge. Persuadable voters seek a safer change, while some may abstain. analysts note post 9 11 sentiment reshapes old voting axioms and turnout patterns.
Democratic vice presidential hopeful John Edwards promoted Kerry's health and jobs agenda in Piney View West Virginia. He cited the economy as a priority and criticized Bush policies as aiding the wealthy while neglecting the middle class.
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