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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2004
Page
2
C R will receive millions in Vision Iowa funds, with Iowa experts saying debates are key in the presidential election. Nightlife draws teens to prep football, while private rocket ship moves closer to a 10 million prize and a court ruling blocks secret searches in terrorism cases.
As of Wednesday the Defense Department reports 1053 U S military deaths since March 2003. Of these 800 died in action and 253 from non hostile causes. Since May 1 2003 when major combat operations ended 915 U S service members have died.
The University of Iowa plans to attract and retain top faculty as the UI Foundation reports 189 million dollars raised to fund endowed positions for 100 faculty members, per the university's top academic official. The development aims to strengthen research and teaching at Iowa.
The Gazette established January 10 1883 is published daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscriptions by carrier motor route and mail options. Phone numbers for subscription service and general inquiries are listed along with postmaster and address changes.
Complete company directory guidance and a prompt to access e mail addresses at Gazettenline.com directing users to www GazetteOnline.com for contact details and the directory.
The notice directs residents at 901 Ingleside Drive SW to recycle via City Carton or the nearest recycling location.
Mitch Albom critiques Americans for worshiping stubborn leadership. He argues President Bush clings to fixed lines while Kerry’s flexibility is labeled weakness. Albom cites polls letters and Churchill and Gandhi to warn against unchangeable rhetoric. He urges voters to demand nuanced, adaptive leadership.
Bush and Kerry approve a 32 page memorandum detailing debate conduct and timing rules. They ban direct questions, require two minute answers, 90 second rebuttals, and 60 second extended discussions. TV shots and props are limited.
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