Blair Memo Sparks Iraq War Legal Risk Memo
Blair released a secret memo warning of legal consequences of invading Iraq without a second U N resolution. The move comes amid an election season and adds controversy over the decision to go to war.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 2005
Page
2
Blair released a secret memo warning of legal consequences of invading Iraq without a second U N resolution. The move comes amid an election season and adds controversy over the decision to go to war.
Iraq's National Assembly approves a Shiite-led government excluding Sunnis from key posts, potentially hindering counterinsurgency efforts. As of Thursday, 1,571 U.S. service members have died since operations began in March 2003 per AP count.
Kimberly Chiavetta’s statements about giving her husband two fatal insulin injections and guiding detectives to the syringe and vials will be admissible at her first degree murder trial. The report also covers Iowa Court of Appeals rulings on protest limits and earnings news for Alliant Energy.
The Gazette outlines delivery options and rates for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, including mail and motor route prices. It provides office numbers, postmaster address, and notes on AP republication rights and recycling initiatives.
Journalist Jacquelyn Mitchard criticizes Mitch Albom for fabricating a sports event in a column. She recalls personal lessons from reporting and asserts Albom should have resigned or been fired for the deception. She notes other journalists who faced consequences for false stories.
Congress narrowly passed a $2.6 trillion budget cutting Medicaid spending for the first time since 1997. The Senate 52 47 and House 214 211 votes set a path to slow automatic growth in several programs and require a commission and governors to propose cost savings.
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