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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2009
Page
13
Pakistan agreed to reinstate fired chief justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry in a move aimed at easing a political crisis that sparked street clashes and fears of instability. Opposition leaders and lawyers planned to sit in at the parliament as barricades and extra police were deployed in Islamabad amid anticipated violence.
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki told the Associated Press that U S withdrawal will pause in zones not 100 percent secure and under control. He said any withdrawals must have Iraqi approval and be coordinated with Baghdad. The phase one pact requires cities to clear combat forces by end of June with a 2011 full withdrawal plan.
A man barged into a birthday party in Miami and killed his estranged wife, her mother and daughter, and the daughter's boyfriend, then set his truck and house on fire and took his own life. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as guests fled and authorities searched for clues.
Former Vice President Dick Cheney argued on CBS that Obama overturning Bush era terror policies weakens U S security. He claimed Iraq will not produce WMDs while democratic governance and security forces remain, citing continued CIA detention concerns and interrogation changes.
A roadside bomb killed four American soldiers in eastern Afghanistan on Sunday near Jalalabad. NATO officials confirmed the attack, noting rising violence as clashes and attacks in early 2009 more than doubled from the prior year.
As of Sunday at least 590 U.S. military members had died in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Uzbekistan in the invasion’s early years. In Kabul a bomber targeting a NATO convoy killed two bystanders among 18 dead in total, officials said.
In Vienna OPEC members declined to cut oil output despite pressure to lift prices. Secretary-General Abdulla al-Badri cited weak global economies and joblessness, saying the time is not right for radical cuts, a stance welcomed by the United States and other major buyers.
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