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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2010
Page
7
Hillary Clinton warns Iran is sliding toward a military dictatorship signaling a tougher path for U.S. efforts to halt Tehran’s nuclear ambitions. The comment comes as concerns grow over Iran’s potential to develop a nuclear weapon.
Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana announces retirement saying he does not love Congress and wants to work in the private sector. The move heights GOP chances in Indiana while Democrats face losses and bipartisan retirements reshape the Senate.
Iraqi authorities order hundreds of market sellers and tailors to pledge not to sell or tailor uniforms to non security personnel. Officials cite attackers disguising as police or army at checkpoints and say violators face fines, closure and possible jail.
Taliban fighters launched intensified counterattacks against Marines and Afghan forces in Marjah, slowing the push. Civilians died and two were wounded in a NATO airstrike in Kandahar province, mistaken for bombers. The New York Times reports Pakistan and U S forces captured Taliban commander Mullah Baradar in Karachi days earlier.
President Obama shifts his campaign tone from hope to addressing public anger and frustration. He faces eroding support as Scott Brown’s Massachusetts victory narrows his party’s Senate edge, with Gibbs stressing the anger aimed at those in charge. The White House counters by promising action and redirecting blame onto opponents.
Spain will accept five inmates from Guantanamo Bay, not just two, with Foreign Minister Moratinos stating they pose no security threat and will transfer under full legal guarantees. The nationalities will be announced on arrival, with one Yemeni and one Palestinian still expected, while other inmates are being reviewed.
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