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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2004
Page
2
South Florida begins returning to normal after Hurricane Ivan, removing shutters and watching football games instead of storm updates as the storm tracks toward the Panhandle. Residents brace for possible impacts while officials monitor conditions and relief efforts continue.
Eastern Iowa maze builders grow popular with intricate haunts as they refine layouts and thrills for seasonal crowds.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists publication details including address 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401 postal information and subscription rates for carrier motor route and by mail Morning Editions and Sunday 7 issues pricing 20.97 for 4 weeks 256.95 for 52 weeks 327.60 for 52 weeks to other states. It notes AP republication rights and postmaster address changes P.O. Box 511 Cedar Rapids 1A 52406 and contact numbers for subscription and general inquiries.
Community directory listing shows 519 area codes and a toll free number 1 800 397 8333. It directs readers to Gazettes online portal for the full directory and email addresses.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and on recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Anne Kapler becomes The Gazette food and fitness editor, editing health and fitness in Mondays Accent and nutrition in Tuesdays Accent. She plans reader dialogue, simple quick recipes, and a broader fitness feature range while continuing to pursue community events and a weekly Morsels calendar.
The online exhibit from the American Museum of the Moving Image presents more than 250 presidential ads tracing tactics from 1952 to 2004. It highlights recurring themes like taxes and war, and notes shifts in strategy with new CGI.
Al Gore, now a private citizen, slams Bush and defends Kerry in fiery speeches. White House dismisses his rhetoric as the source of controversy while GOP strategists liken his passion to a cheerleader on acid.
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