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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2005
Page
7
Fireworks light up the night sky behind a U S flag during Kaboom Town in downtown Addison Texas drawing over 100 000 attendees annually from North Texas and visitors for the nationally recognized show.
The Liberty Fest Parade in Edmond Oklahoma featured Boy Scouts carrying a U.S. flag as part of the ceremony. The event showcased patriotic displays and community participation on Monday.
An Israeli couple practices tai chi on Tel Aviv beach during a notably hot day. The scene captures locals enjoying outdoor exercise in the summer heat.
Elizabeth Edwards writes a memoir detailing her life and cancer recovery with publishers showing strong interest. The project comes as John Edwards tours the U S testing 2008 presidential bid while his wife works with agent Robert Barnett to secure a deal.
U S readers mark the day with notable birthdays for actress Katherine Helmond from Who's the Boss and Soap, singer Huey Lewis, actress Edie Falco, and musician Bengt Lagerberg of The Cardigans. Also listed are Shirley Knight, Robbie Robertson, rapper Bidane, Jason Wade of Lifehouse, and drummer connections in entertainment.
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger says the debate is over on climate change and calls on governments everywhere to act. He disputes claims that action harms the economy and pledges California leadership to cut greenhouse gas emissions and boost renewable energy.
Actor Ewan McGregor urged G8 leaders to use their power to combat child poverty as UNICEF runs a three day workshop. UNICEF estimates more than 1 billion children suffer poverty related deprivations worldwide.
David Cassidy, famed Partridge Family actor, has raised thoroughbreds since the 1970s and will deliver the keynote at the National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame induction. He calls speaking at the event a career highlight as trainer Nick Zito, a two-time Kentucky Derby winner, is set for Aug. 8.
Italian filmmaker Alberto Lattuada, known for probing social customs in cinema, died Sunday at age 90 in Rome after a period of ill health. His career stretched from the 1950s to the early 1980s, including the 1954 film La Spiaggia which examined Italy's respectable society.
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