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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2004
Page
2
Five fox hunting enthusiasts interrupted a debate in the House of Commons in London as security vulnerabilities were highlighted by the incident. A man dressed as Batman scaled Buckingham Palace walls amid security concerns at Britain’s power seats.
As of Wednesday 1,019 U S military personnel have died since the Iraq campaign began in March 2003. Of these 769 died in hostile action and 250 from non hostile causes, with three military civilians included in the total.
Paul Christiansen of the state Natural Resources Commission urged Cedar Rapids officials to favor green techniques to safeguard trout in McLoud Run during a public hearing on a lawn service's plan to level four houses and develop the banks. The rest of the items describe bat rabies shots, a Wal-Mart entry denial, an NHL lockout, and Gazette photographs for sale.
The Gazette corrects a reporting error in Tuesday’s Community section where Irene Schroeder was misidentified in a Mad River Band feature. Schroeder leads the band as singer clarinetist songwriter and manager with Laurie Haag on bass. readers may comment on accuracy.
The Gazette lists subscription rates for carrier and mail editions and provides contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries. The note includes publication location in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and AP republication rights.
A public online directory provides a full company roster with contact emails and addresses hosted at GazetteOnline.com. The listing is designed for easy access to business contacts across sectors.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Dr SW or other nearby recycling locations.
Mitch Albom argues the lapse of the assault weapons ban ignores public support and victims’ families. He blames lawmakers and the NRA for political fear and urges tougher gun controls despite opposition from some politicians.
Sen. John Kerry told the Detroit Economic Club that President Bush presides over an excuse presidency citing job losses and the record national deficit. He argued Bush misleads on Iraq and the war on terror and challenged his credibility on economic failures during four years in the White House.
President Bush marked Hispanic Heritage Month at the White House East Room praising Latino Americans and Latinos in the armed forces. He touted minority homeownership gains and a 2002 education overhaul to raise school standards, while noting a diverse administration and support from ambassadors, actors, and sports figures.
Republicans accuse CBS News of aiding fraud over Killian memos used in a Bush Vietnam era story and seek a congressional probe. CBS says the story content is true and will answer questions about memo authenticity.
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