China transfer makes Hu Jintao undisputed leader
China completed an orderly transfer of power making Hu Jintao the primary leader. The move marks the first smooth power transition in the communist era amid rising global focus on Beijing's leadership.
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Iowa Votes Begin as Nation Eyes First Presidential Test
Iowa opens voting for president with absentee ballots to go out Sept. 23 and Election Day set for Nov. 2. Campaigns race in a battleground state where seven electoral votes may decide the outcome. The Gazette and KCRG TV9 offer an online voter guide and companion coverage. Newsstand Edition tests marketing and layout for reader insights. Community events and editor contact details follow.
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This item lists the Gazette Communications Inc contact information and subscription rates for Cedar Rapids Iowa including delivery and mail options. It notes AP republication rights and postmaster address for changes and general newsroom phone numbers.
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Gazette promotes recycling and directory details
The Gazette outlines a complete company directory and provides contact details and a website. It notes printing on soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are encouraged to recycle newspapers at City Carton in Ingleside Drive SW or other locations.
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Campaign 2004 Fear and War Talk Splits Campaign Lines
Vice President Cheney hints at another terrorist attack if Kerry wins the White House while Bush supporters warn of new wars. Kerry’s camp accuses Hastert of fear tactics as Pew finds half of voters worry about another war. Analysts cite Iran North Korea and Saudi Arabia as potential flashpoints.
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