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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2011
Page
7
European leaders approve a 155 billion euro bailout for Greece plus 71 billion from private creditors and the IMF. The plan could make Greece the first euro nation to default and reshape the euro area rescue framework amid rising bailout pressure.
In Homs Syria heavy gunfire and explosions shattered the city as security forces pressed a broad crackdown on anti-government protests. Residents hid indoors and called for blood donations for the wounded while witnesses described smoke and fear from Bab Shan neighborhood.
In secret talks Obama and House Republican leaders press for a deficit deal of four trillion dollars or more to avert an August 2 default. Boehner signals willingness to compromise amid tax and Medicare disputes. A shorter term plan to cut spending by around one trillion and raise the debt limit similarly gains momentum while Reid warns Republicans blocking a deal. The clash over taxes and benefits shapes last minute negotiations before the deadline.
Atlantis ends 30 year program with final wheels stop at dawn after 13 day mission to the space station. NASA to retire shuttle fleet and rely on private, unmanned supply runs. workers face layoffs as spaceflight shifts to commercial partners.
Andrew DeYoung, 37, was executed in Jackson by lethal injection after Georgia courts allowed the nation’s likely first video recorded execution in years. A camera documented the procedure as legal battles over video in the chamber concluded with the recording kept under seal. Georgia officials voiced grave reservations about videotaping executions.
Forensic tests are examining a skull found at the bottom of Pearl Harbor to verify if it belonged to a Japanese pilot who died in the December 7 1941 attack. Archaeologist Jeff Fong of the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Pacific said early analysis makes him 75 percent sure the skull is from a Japanese aviator.
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