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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2006
Page
3
Canadian and Afghan forces raid Taliban strongholds in southern Afghanistan killing at least 15 militants and wounding many. Canadian Cpl. Anthony Boneca died in Pasmhol Zharen during a combined coalition Afghan operation.
Pope Benedict XVI urged traditional family values during a 26 hour visit to Valencia. He affirmed that marriage is between a man and a woman in a vast crowd estimated at 1.5 million by officials and faced cordial talks with Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero whose liberal reforms include gay marriage.
Four more soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division were charged with rape and murder and a fifth with dereliction of duty over the Mahmoudiya attack near Baghdad. An Article 32 hearing will decide if they face trial. the case raises strains on the U S backed government and Iraqi relations.
NASA Mission Control told the six crew members of Discovery that the thermal shielding is 100 percent cleared for entry. A 2 inch fabric filler strip on the belly was deemed nonessential to remove during a space walk and poses no risk to the July 17 return.
Leftist candidate Lopez Obrador says lawyers will present hundreds of pages of alleged fraud to the Federal Electoral Court. He seeks a manual vote recount of all 41 million ballots, arguing irregularities and uncounted or voided votes, while Caldern supporters push for legitimacy.
A top U S official stated the United Nations has the votes to approve sanctions against North Korea. State Department Under Secretary Nicholas Burns said China and Russia are pressured to back the move, with a U N Security Council vote possible today. Burns expects a Chinese delegation to Pyongyang before a New York vote.
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