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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2008
Page
3
In Duesseldorf Germany police dogs will wear blue plastic fiber shoes to prevent paw injuries on duty. All 20 dogs including German and Belgian shepherds are being trained to walk in the shoes, officials said.
A passing by own action bomber fatally wounded Lt Gen Mushtaq Baig, the army surgeon general, in Rawalpindi as President Musharraf faces pressure after the election. Baig, his driver, and a guard died. five civilians were hurt. Investigators cleaned the scene while security cordoned off the area.
A Pew Forum survey found 28 percent of adults left the faith they were raised in, 44 percent if Protestant branches are counted. Seventeen percent are unaffiliated, making them a major group alongside evangelicals, Catholics and mainline Protestants. The Catholic church lost members but gained immigrants, while Protestantism risks becoming a minority religion in the United States.
Iron worker Robert Harris and his wife Tonya claimed the Georgia Mega Millions prize after matching 7 12 13 19 22 and Mega Ball 10. They plan to buy a new house, a four wheel drive truck, and fund their grandchildren’s college. They chose a lump sum of 167 million dollars.
Obama leads Clinton among white men and liberals by 23 and 17 points respectively and trails slightly in overall national support 46 to 43 percent. He gains momentum after 11 straight primaries and caucuses and widens long term gaps versus Clinton among key voting blocs.
The AP image showing Barack Obama in traditional Kenyan attire during a 2006 visit to Wajir drew criticism as a potential smear. The Drudge Report circulated the photo with vague claims of Clinton staffers behind it, while Obama and Clinton aides denied involvement and called the timing politically charged.
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