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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2007
Page
5
Rescue teams drill a third hole in the collapsed mine near Huntington Utah as officials pursue life signs for six miners missing since the cave in. A camera revealed only equipment 15 feet into the space, with no miner signs.
In 2003 the FBI funded a 25 million grant to equip bomb squads with advanced computer kits to share explosive information. By 2007 half of the Washington DC area squads could not afford monthly wireless and maintenance costs, and many other squads nationwide abandoned the kits. Iran's oil minister Kazem Vaziri Hamaneh resigned, creating uncertainty in the oil sector under President Ahmadinejad after parliamentary confirmation in 2005.
Poland’s governing Law and Justice party plans early elections after Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski said he cannot work with the coalition partners. Infighting between Kaczynski’s party and the two junior nationalist partners has stalled the government.
In Baghdad a deadly ambush by al Qaida militants killed five U S soldiers as they hunted for bomb making sites in the southern underbelly. A subsequent blast also killed four and wounded four, amid rising casualties after expanded U S operations. Prime Minister al Maliki urged a national reconciliation summit among Sunni, Shiite and Kurdish factions.
In Rome's Fiumicino Airport investigators found a weapons catalog in a traveler's luggage. The ensuing probe tied Iraqi and Italian players to a $40 million plan to ship more than 100,000 Russian made guns into Iraq, with arrests and unresolved questions about official U.S. knowledge and the fate of stockpiles.
President Musharraf warned of a dark form of terrorism threatening the region as tribal leaders urged dialogue with the Taliban to counter extremism. A roadside bomb in Nangarhar Province killed three U.S. troops, raising weekend deaths to six for international forces. Leaders pledged regular meetings to push peace talks and reconciliation with the opposition.
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