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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2005
Page
3
Japan agrees to lift restrictions on beef imports from the United States and Canada after a two year dispute tied to mad cow disease. The policy would permit meat from cows under 21 months old and could allow North American beef back in Japan by year end, a market once worth 1.7 billion dollars in 2003.
Chicago radio communications before last week’s Midway crash show pilots and controllers worried about a worsening snowstorm. They discussed switching runways to avoid tailwinds, but the move would have jammed air traffic logs at O’Hare and worsened weather delays at both airports.
A suicide bomber killed himself and wounded three civilians as he detonated explosives near a U.S. and Afghan military convoy in Kandahar city. Police, including Deputy Police Chief Haji Abdul Hakim, said the attack occurred in a crowded area as the convoy passed.
In the CBS reality finale Boatwright 30-year-old sports radio host from Tonga Kansas outlasted 25-year-old Survivor veteran Stephenie LaGrossa to win the Maya Empire edition. Boatwright claimed the top prize of 1 million dollars and a new car.
Dozens injured as massive blasts hit a large fuel storage facility near Hemel Hempstead just north of London. Thirty four people were hurt with two seriously injured. authorities ruled out terrorism but did not exclude it. Firefighters battled fires as up to fifteen tanks burned and foam concentrate aided suppression.
Investigators search the scorched wreckage after a Sosoliso Airlines DC-9 crashed on approach to Port Harcourt killing 107 of 110 aboard. Among the dead are 71 Jesuit school teenagers from Abuja. Flight data recorders recovered amid stormy weather as Obasanjo vows aviation reforms.
The California Supreme Court refused to block the 12th death penalty execution since 1977. Stanley Williams, 51, faces potential execution at 12 01 am Tuesday for four murders in 1979 unless clemency or a federal appeal succeeds. Supporters touted a new witness and urged Gov. Schwarzenegger to grant clemency.
Iraqis prepare for their first permanent government vote since the U.S. invasion as Sunnis brace for large participation while many ex Baathists vote pragmatically. Resistance persists while the Council of Muslim Scholars stays aloof and radical factions threaten violence.
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