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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2004
Page
2
The paper reports more Iraqi civilians killed by coalition forces than insurgents, notes a $1.9 million settlement by UI over the Old Capitol fire, and covers state troopers clearing roads for a group photo while candidates avoid issue questionnaires and the Hawk Truck travels with football gear.
Flood victims in Gonaives scramble for aid at a food distribution site amid slow relief after Tropical Storm Jeanne. UN troops fired smoke grenades Friday to deter crowds as residents demand more timely assistance.
The Gazette lists publication details including address 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 and post office designation. It provides subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail editions and includes AP republication rights and contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
Local publication outlines recycling efforts and lists contact lines for Cedar Rapids readers. It promotes soybean ink printing and newspaper recycling at City Carton and nearby locations.
Senator Kerry said Bush policies made the war on terror harder and let Osama bin Laden slip away while Bush urged support for interim Iraqi leader Ayad Allawi. Cheney and Bush defended Allawi as Kerry attacked the Iraqi outlook amid ongoing violence and kidnappings.
A survey shows a majority of registered likely voters approve of President George W. Bush's handling of the job and economy. It asks overall approval, views on the economy, and whom they would vote for.
The AP Ipsos poll shows President Bush with a 7 point lead 52 to 45 percent among likely voters less than six weeks before the election. Kerry attacks on Iraq fail to close the gap as Bush gains trust on economy and wartime handling.
Kerry and the Democratic National Committee will share a 2.4 million ad buy across 14 battleground states. The spot touts a Kerry Edwards plan for the middle class and contrasts it with Bush and Republicans in Congress. It accuses Bush allies of tax breaks for overseas jobs and higher Medicare premiums while claiming the Democratic program lowers taxes and health costs. Bush aides call the ad misleading.
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