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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2006
Page
8
In Washington Al Gore says he will not run for president in 2008 and plans to educate the public on climate change. He states he has found other ways to serve and foresees no scenario where he seeks the office again.
Canadian authorities moved quickly after undercover Mounties delivered bomb making materials in a sting operation to thwart a planned attack on Ontario targets. The Sunday news report describes the timing and scope of the police action and the alleged suspects.
Dozens of Guantanamo Bay detainees have abandoned the hunger strike, reducing the number of inmates refusing food to 18 according to the U.S. military.
In Bantus Indonesia, about 650000 homeless quake survivors face degrading sanitation and disease risks as they wash with dirty water. A nearby volcano vents lava and gas, while bird flu concerns rise. Some stay in chicken coops. farmers return to fields to rebuild.
Three new drugs attack kidney cancer in different ways. Pfizer's Lutent delayed tumor growth in a study of 750 patients. Wyeth's temsirolimus boosted survival in 419 very ill patients. Bayer and Onyx prepare Nexavar results, while experts note no cure yet but prolonged control of the disease. About 39,000 new cases and 12,800 deaths are expected in the U.S. this year.
The analysis notes a cooling in early 2006 activity with April factory orders down, a cooling housing market, and May job gains well below expectations. Inflation risks emerge as oil nears $70 a barrel, core inflation tops 2 percent, and consumer confidence slips, raising stagflation fears. Analysts trim forecasts but stop short of a recession, citing mixed signals and offsetting strength in some sectors.
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