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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2004
Page
2
Front page report notes widespread damage from Hurricane Jeanne in Haiti and ongoing relief efforts as the storm devastates communities and overwhelms resources. Local officials appeal for aid while international agencies mobilize to assess needs.
Gazette Communications Inc publishes The Gazette daily at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with morning editions and Sunday issues. Subscriptions range from weekly carrier rates to annual mail plans and the paper lists AP republication rights and post office mailing information.
Community notice provides a directory listing style with phone hints and a web address for GazetteOnline. Includes area code 519 and a cryptic string 4800397-8212, suggesting a contact or reference for readers. No clear event or individuals beyond generic organization data.
Politicians chase the security mom voter as Bush and Kerry court women post nine eleven. Polls show Bush ahead among married mothers who fear terrorism, while Kerry seeks credibility with demonstrations of empathy and endorsements from 9/11 widows. The piece argues women vote instinctively for a protector, not slogans, though both campaigns face challenges in proving steadfast leadership.
The 11th U S Circuit Court of Appeals revived Rep Robert Wexlers bid for paper receipts on Florida touch screen voting machines to aid possible recounts. Judges sent the case back to a federal judge to decide constitutionality and ordered a 15 county paper receipt installation by October 18 the start of early absentee voting for the November 2 election.
President Bush and Senator Kerry accused each other of indecision on Iraq as they campaigned in Wisconsin and Ohio ahead of a Thursday debate. Both aired contrasting ads and pressed their positions on the war during town hall style events and rallies.
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