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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2004
Page
2
Storm battered Florida braces as another hurricane threatens the state while national politics pivot to lowa- area courting by 2008 GOP hopefuls. AI's football commuter train shows a slow start amid weather and policy pressures.
Former President Clinton remained in good spirits while in hospital on Saturday. He walked the ward in street clothes as thousands sent get well wishes ahead of his planned heart bypass procedure early next week.
A attacker detonated a car bomb outside the Iraqi police academy in Kirkuk on Saturday as hundreds of trainees and civilians were leaving. The blast killed 20 people and injured 36 others amid the chaotic scene. Details, 6A.
State forensic scientists move from crowded downtown Des Moines to a modern facility opening early next year. The upgrade promises advanced equipment and faster processing to keep pace with evolving technology, signaling a major upgrade for Iowa law enforcement.
The Gazette will operate on reduced hours Monday in observance of Labor Day. Circulation offices in Cedar Rapids open until 11 a.m. and Iowa City closed but reachable until 11 a.m. The newsroom opens to the public at 4 p.m. Obituary items due by 7 p.m. Monday. Advertising and business offices closed Monday, resume Tuesday.
The Gazette lists mailing address and contact numbers for subscriptions and service. It provides rates for carrier, motor route, and mail delivery, plus a post office box and general office phone. The Associated Press license and postmaster details are included.
Public contact details for the Gazette Iowa City Cedar Rapids area, including general news and circulation phone lines, a tip hotline, and a note directing readers to the online company directory for email addresses.
The Gazette commits to sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton, 901 Ingleside Drive SW, or use nearby recycling locations.
President Bush expands lead over John Kerry two months before Election Day with 237 electoral votes to 211. Gains come from Midwest expansions and solidified Southern base as states such as Missouri West Virginia Wisconsin Nevada shift toward lean-Bush. Kerry sinks after Swift Boat ad controversy and convention dynamics altering battleground map.
In Akron and near Cleveland, Bush and Kerry traded barbs on jobs and taxes during a tight Ohio visit. Kerry assailed Medicare premium hikes and claimed job creation shortfalls, while Bush praised a strengthening economy and warned against tax increases. Polls showed lead shifts after conventions.
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