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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2006
Page
5
Beijing announced that nuclear talks with North Korea will resume next week ending Pyongyang’s 13 month boycott over U S financial sanctions. Diplomats seek a date after North Korea agreed to return to six nation discussions following its October 9 nuclear test.
Researchers using climate and population models estimate a regional two nation nuclear exchange could yield 3 to 17 million immediate deaths and trigger severe cooling that threatens crops and global food security. The study frames a bleak forecast amid ongoing disarmament debates.
Cindy Sheehan and three other women were convicted of trespassing for attempting to deliver an anti Iraq war petition to the U N Mission in New York City. The Manhattan Criminal Court judge gave conditional discharge and S95 court surcharges, with potential penalties if arrested in six months.
In Athens the J. Paul Getty Museum agreed to return a gold wreath and a marble bust Greece says were illegally exported. Museum director Michael Brand announced the agreement in principle at a news conference with the culture minister.
The Bush administration presses concerns over China opening markets and warns of possible economic sanctions if improvements are not seen. Susan Schwab released a 100 page report stating China’s record remains decidedly mixed since joining the World Trade Organization.
A Myrtle Beach couple missing for five days was found dead last night off Interstate 95 in North Carolina. The NC Highway Patrol pulled the Guays’ car from a water body, ending a lengthy search, according to Hor ry County Police.
In Tehran a two day conference gathered 67 participants from 30 countries to debate whether the Nazi genocide occurred. Organizers billed it as scholarly yet critics label it dangerous. Iran's President Ahmadinejad champions the event amid regional tensions and calls to eliminate Israel.
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