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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2006
Page
6
Cpl. Phillip E. Baucus a 28 year old Marine and nephew of Sen. Max Baucus died in Anbar province during combat operations over the weekend. The Department of Defense confirmed his death and the senator's office expressed the family's devastation.
In Moscow the Arbitration Court declared OAO Yukos bankrupt after a three year tax campaign critics call politically driven. The ruling tightens Kremlin control of the energy sector and shakes Russia's investment climate as Judge Pavel Markov announced the decision in a formal court setting.
Blistering heat grips the eastern half of the nation with temperatures near 100 in Chicago 99 in Baltimore 97 in Washington and expected highs above 100 in New York City and Philadelphia Officials warn of dangerous conditions while conservation measures curb energy use in New York City and police provide cooling relief to inmates and workers across multiple states Farmers report reduced cattle milk and racing at Colonial Downs is canceled due to 100 degree heat.
Lt. Gen. H Steven Blum warned that more than two thirds of the Army National Guard's 34 brigades lack combat readiness due to equipment shortages. The shortfall could cost up to 21 billion dollars to fix, with funds insufficient for necessary training and depot repairs.
Richard Jewell, once labeled a suspect after the Atlanta bombing, was honored at the state Capitol ten years later for guiding people to safety before the blast. Gov. Perdue presented a belated governor’s certificate praising his heroic actions during the Centennial Olympic Games.
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