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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 2005
Page
3
Pope Benedict XVI told Vatican Radio he hopes his Germany visit for World Youth Day rekindles belief across Europe amid spiritual fatigue. He will fly to Cologne for a four day youth gathering and said providence led him to the homeland for his first trip abroad.
Negotiations between Qwest Communications and its largest union resumed Sunday evening while workers stayed on the job without a contract in place. Key topics include health care and other benefits for about 25,000 employees across 13 states and retirees, with additional issues still unsettled.
Sun ni Arab leaders urge delaying federalism to next year to finish the constitution. U S officials press for progress before Parliament deadline amid Sunni opposition. Violence toll rises with five U S soldiers killed and at least 11 Iraqis slain as talks continue.
Iran called for open talks with Europe on its plan to enrich uranium and dismissed a Bush administration warning as psychological warfare. President Ahmadinejad named a hard line cabinet, likely intensifying tensions with the West as Tehran resumes uranium conversion in Isfahan.
Helios Airways flight ZU522 from Larnaca to Athens crashed near Grammatiko about noon after pilots reportedly lost consciousness from decompression. All 115 passengers and 6 crew were killed, with numerous passengers including children among the dead. The crash prompted emergency investigations and witness reports of oxygen mask failure and possible in-cockpit confusion.
President Bush trails Reagan and Clinton in early second-term polls while maintaining solid base support. Analysts say Republicans worry about 2006 elections if approval slips further. current rating sits around 42 percent in the latest AP Ipsos poll amid debate over Iraq and domestic issues.
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