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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2010
Page
6
A taxi driver in Cumbria opened fire across a quiet northwest England area killing 12 and injuring 25 before killing himself. Derrick Bird, 52, died in a wooded area near Boot. Britain has strict gun laws and sees few mass shootings.
The Brooklyn Bridge, a New York icon, will undergo a 500 million restoration including repainting and repairs to original construction elements. Vice President Biden and Mayor Bloomberg kicked off the four year project funded partly by the federal economic recovery act with 30 million dollars.
The BP spill close to Pensacola prompts rapid boom deployment as crews free a stuck saw to cut the 20 inch riser and cap the blown well. Officials warn a failed cap keeps relief wells as the only long term option while weather and seas hinder containment.
Peru police named Joran van der Sloot as the prime suspect in the slaying of 21 year old Stephany Flores in Lima. He reportedly left the country by bus to Chile after the killing. Interpol issued an international arrest warrant as details emerge from the hotel room where Flores was found.
A top Obama adviser urged Colorado Democrat Andrew Romanoff to skip a Senate primary against Michael Bennet and instead pursue one of three international development posts. The disclosure follows similar White House efforts in Pennsylvania. Romanoff says he was never promised a job.
Turkish officials greet returning activists at Istanbul airport after a bloody raid on a pro Palestine flotilla. Nine bodies arrived on the first plane as Turkey pressed Israel to release detainees. Netanyahu defended the blockade and labeled the raid as necessary to deter missiles.
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