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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2011
Page
6
South Korean and U S troops started their annual drills to practice responses to emergencies. North Korea warned the exercises are dangerous and vowed retaliation with a full scale war if provoked, stating the drills aim to topple its government.
Suspected drug violence left 28 crushed across Mexico over the weekend. Gunmen killed 14 in northern bars, nine men died in two Coahuila bar attacks near the U S border, and in Acapulco police found four men dead in a trash container with slashed throats.
Tea Party supporters at the national summit favored Ron Paul for president in 2012. Herman Cain won 22 percent of the Phoenix audience support, while Ron Paul led overall thanks to strong online voter backing.
Wisconsin Capitol protesters stay inside the building past a 4 p.m. deadline as officials for cleaning and order urge voluntary leave. Capitol Police Chief Charles Tubbs says no arrests will occur while demonstrators remain lawfully despite occupying upper floors.
Shanghai police use shrill whistles and street cleaning trucks to disperse crowds near People's Square for a second Sunday of demonstrations modeled on Middle East movements. About 200 people gather as authorities warn foreign reporters to stay away and security officers detain several Chinese.
An Afghan government report says 65 civilians, 40 children, were killed in a NATO operation in eastern Afghanistan's Kunar Province involving rocket and air strikes. The ruling inflamed tensions as insurgents were blamed for indiscriminate violence in recent months.
U S government doctors once tested hepatitis on mental patients in Connecticut and infected prisoners with flu and cancer cells in New York. The AP review cites 40 plus studies from the 1940s to 1960s, fueling a Washington meeting by a presidential bioethics commission after the Guatemala syphilis apology.
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