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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 2006

Page

3

Haiti protests as delays in vote tally spark fraud suspicions

In Port-au-Prince thousands march for Electoral Council to release results from the five day old election. By 9 p.m. officials had not updated since the morning, fueling concerns Preval may lack an outright majority and face a runoff.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti Rene Preval Preval

Jaws author Peter Benchley dies at 65 in New Jersey

Peter Benchley author of Jaws dies at 65 from idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis at his home in Princeton New Jersey His widow Wendy Benchley said he passed Saturday night after a 41 year marriage Benchley championed shark conservation despite the fame from his best selling thriller and Spielberg film fame

New York Peter Benchley Wendy Benchley Princeton N.J Benchley Steven Spielberg

Shark feeding frenzy shuts Australian beaches

In Queensland, Australia, more than 100 hammerhead, gray nurse, and whaler sharks fed close to shore, prompting the closure of several Gold Coast beaches for a second day. Lifeguard Sue Neil warned surfers risked collisions as sharks fed on bait fish.

Brisbane Australia Gold Coast Queensland Sue Neil Neil

Exposure undermines spying program says congressman

Rep. Pete Hoekstra, chair of the House Intelligence Committee, argues Al-Qaeda has learned to evade government eavesdropping after 50 days of scrutiny, rendering the program less effective. He questions whether the group has not changed its communication methods.

Washington Al-Qaida United States U.S America Pete Hoekstra R-Mich House Intelligence Committee

Six inmates escape from Cook County Jail in Chicago area

Six inmates including two charged with murder overpowered a lone guard at the understaffed Cook County Jail during the night. One inmate hurled hot water at the guard and used a homemade knife before swapping uniforms and fleeing. Two captives were recaptured Sunday as authorities investigated the break.

Oak Park Ill Cook County Sheriff's Department Bill Cunningham Gazette Wire Services

Plane crashes into Roseville home killing two

A 1996 Glasair II single engine plane performing aerobatics lost control and struck a two story Roseville residence, destroying the home and igniting a fire. One body was found in the wreckage and a teenage resident remained unaccounted for as authorities awaited FAA access.

Roseville Calif Dennis Mathisen Placer County T. Sinclair Sinclair Federal Aviation Administration FAA Dee Dee Gunther

Katrina response slammed as national failure in House probe

A 600 page House inquiry says Katrina exposed unheeded warnings poor planning and apathy from White House to local parishes. It cites flailing and paralysis in federal response and says Bush had poor counsel and evac orders came too late.

Washington White House House Special House U.S Bush Gulf Coast

Sharon Stable After Abdominal Surgery

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, comatose since a massive stroke five weeks earlier, remained in critical but stable condition after emergency abdominal surgery. Doctors say the procedure was successful but hope for waking from the coma is fading. Sharon has a breathing tube and a feeding tube installed.

Jerusalem Ariel Sharon Sharon

U N report accuses Guantanamo of torture and rights violations

A draft U N report concludes U S treatment at Guantanamo Bay violates detainees rights to physical and mental health and in some cases amounts to torture. It urges closure of the prison and trials in U S territory, noting limited access for observers and no prisoner access for the envoys.

New York U.N Guantanamo Bay U.S United States Cuba Washington United Nations U.N Commission On Human Rights Guantanamo Manfred Nowak Los Angeles Times Bush Congress International Red Cross

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