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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2005
Page
3
Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid framed the clash over Bush judicial nominees as a battle for checks and balances against Republican moves to end filibusters. He warned that changing rules could disable liberty and limit government, while vowing to slow Senate business in response.
About 1,000 protesters in Beijing attacked the Japanese Embassy with rocks and eggs after a rally against schoolbook revisions and Tokyo influence at the UN. Police formed a wall, windows were broken, and demonstrators burned a Japanese flag while authorities urged calm.
In Rome 130 cardinals unanimously approve a public silence during the conclave to choose John Paul II's successor. The Vatican says media ban is a responsibility while 115 prelates are set to participate beginning April 18. Pilgrims left St. Peter's Square after John Paul II's funeral as Vatican releases photos of his tomb and reign.
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