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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2003
Page
3
Japan faced flooding after a tropical storm hit over the weekend. Three bodies were found overnight with twelve people missing as Etau weakened from typhoon to tropical storm off Hokkaido.
In Camarillo California rising crude oil costs push the average U.S. price for all grades of gasoline to 1.59 per gallon. The Lundberg Survey of about 8 000 service stations shows a 3.87 cent increase since July 25.
A 67 year old Boulder woman died from West Nile virus six days after symptom onset including encephalitis. Boulder County Public Health officials said Sunday the state remains the hardest hit by the disease this year.
About 300 demonstrators march on the Oak Ridge nuclear plant with ash coated banners to honor Hiroshima victims. Erik Johnson, 59, leads a chant accusing guards and the plant of defending a death camp while a counter protest of about 50 veterans argues the plant remains open.
In Shlomi Israel 16 year old Haviv Dadon was mortally wounded by an anti tank shell as Hezbollah fired on northern Israel amid rising border violence. Israeli warplanes attacked suspected Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon after earlier shelling.
Afghanistan cheered NATO assumed command of the 5000-strong ISAF peacekeeping force in Kabul and urged expansion beyond the capital. The change of command is set for today as Kabul touts improved security while battles among warlords continue elsewhere.
In Middletown Pennsylvania advocates urge the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to require child care facilities within 10 miles of Three Mile Island to file emergency plans. Parents officials and agencies caution against mandatory rules and favor voluntary planning.
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