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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2004
Page
2
Bush accepted the nomination at the Republican National Convention as millions of Florida residents fled Hurricane Frances. The edition notes security warnings for campers about tick dangers and flags corrections about local reporting errors.
The Gazette lists publication origin, contact numbers, and subscription rates for daily morning and Sunday editions. It notes Cedar Rapids base at 500 Third Avenue SE and postage, with AP exclusive republication rights and address changes handled by Gazette Communications Inc.
Contact details for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices include general news lines, a tip line, circulation numbers, and a toll free number. Directory directs readers to GazetteOnline.com for a complete company directory and email addresses.
New York State Supreme Court Justice John Cataldo ordered the release of nearly 500 protesters hours before President Bush spoke at the Republican National Convention. He fined the city $1,000 for each detainee kept past a 5 p.m. deadline. The judge ordered 470 released. more detainees were still in custody, with 36 to 66 hours in detention. The city blamed volume for delays as authorities faced mass arrests during the convention.
A column argues that many men truly mean well despite not calling back or visiting. It shares observations from summer relationships, notes misunderstandings between mothers, sons, and girlfriends, and urges readers to avoid judging men harshly while encouraging direct communication with Jacquelyn Mitchard at Tribune Media Services.
Democratic Senator John Kerry condemned President Bush as unfit to lead citing the Iraq war and policy failures while accusing Bush and Vice President Cheney of avoiding military service. Cheney and Senator Miller challenged Kerry’s national security record as Edwards urged ideas over attacks.
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