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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2006
Page
3
Iran called Western incentives an acceptable basis for talks and signaled readiness for detailed negotiations with Europe. U S Secretary Rice urged direct talks with negotiators on the six nation proposal.
North Korea rejected a U.N. Security Council sanctions resolution over missile tests. It warned the measure could trigger a renewed Korean War and pledged to bolster its war deterrent for self-defense with its nuclear program noted.
The sixth day of clashes sees rockets hitting Haifa killing eight, while Lebanese and Israeli forces wage reciprocal air and sea strikes. Casualties exceed 200 with Lebanese soldiers and civilians among the dead. International leaders warn against wider conflict as both sides vow further retaliation.
Two Marine helicopters evacuated 21 Americans from Lebanon to Cyprus on Sunday as U S officials urged others to await a formal plan. Maura Harty said a family of four with a sick child and four students were among those evacuated while security teams planned for up to 25 000 Americans the embassy noted. Israel's airstrikes closed Beirut airport and naval actions and road danger compounded travel.
A self detonating device hit a cafe in Tuz Khormato injuring 22 and killing 26 as rescuers comb debris. The attack occurred near a Shiite mosque in a Turkomen city 130 miles north of Baghdad amid broader violence including gunmen seizing Oil Ministry officials and deaths among British and U S troops.
Army Sgt. Bryan Anderson 25 lost both legs and part of an arm in Iraq. He gripped a golf club in his right hand during the In Honor of Our Troops Golf Classic at Fort Meade Maryland. 144 players joined wounded troops and supporters to raise funds for Walter Reed Hospital with registration fees up to 100 dollars.
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