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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2010
Page
6
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton plans to visit Haiti to meet with President Rene Preval and Haitian leaders to plot recovery while U S and international officials expand aid delivery. Defense and relief officials say up to 10 000 U S troops will assist distribution as port and airport limits hamper relief.
Don Gabel, a 77 year old Hiawatha man, reports his granddaughter Rachel Prusynski, 22, was working with disabled orphans in a Port-au-Prince hospital when the earthquake collapsed the seven story building. She was rescued after about 30 minutes and treated for a broken arm before evacuation to Cuba, then Florida and Boise. Her friend Molly Hightower, also in Haiti, died. Prusynski, a doctoral student at the University of Puget Sound, faces psychological recovery.
The Cedar Rapids Salvation Army pledges $10000 for Haiti relief and invites Linn County residents to match for a total of $20000. Donations may be made via kettles at multiple locations or by check, phone, or in person at designated centers.
A small two seater plane used to mark the Hudson River emergency landing anniversary had to land at the Fresh Kills landfill in Staten Island after engine trouble. The pilot exited the craft unharmed and was alone on board.
Allan Ackerman, veteran defense attorney, filed papers in federal court seeking to withdraw from Rod Blagojevich defense citing philosophical differences among counsel. He said he can no longer stridently participate in the accused former Illinois governor’s case.
President Obama and top Democrats pressed toward an agreement on costs and coverage in sweeping health legislation as urgency grows from the Massachusetts Senate race. Senate Leader Reid said negotiators are close while aide Clyburn signaled a draft to the CBO.
Guinea's wounded military leader Moussa Camara agrees to stay in exile in Burkina Faso to avoid civil conflict and oversee a six month transition to civilian rule as part of a fragile peace accord. This marks his first public appearance since the December assassination attempt and signals a path to democracy.
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