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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 2005

Page

3

Bush faces Russia as Baltic tour begins

President Bush starts a four nation trip to mark Nazi defeat anniversary amid Moscow objections. He will meet Baltic leaders in Riga and reiterate that peaceful democracies on Russia's borders are inevitable, stressing NATO guarantees for Estonia Latvia and Lithuania.

Riga Latvia Bush Moscow Russia Estonia Lithuania Vladimir Putin Valdas Adamkus Arnold Ruutel Red Square Georgia Putin Baltic NATO United States

Blair reshapes Cabinet as Labour fights on after victory

Prime Minister Tony Blair unveiled a reshaped Labour Cabinet with Gordon Brown staying as Chancellor and Jack Straw remaining Foreign Secretary. David Blunkett returns as Work and Pensions Secretary, John Reid moves to Defense, while Michael Howard signals resignation as Conservative leader amid wariness of party values.

London Tony Blair Labor Blair Treasury Gordon Brown Brown David Blunkett Home Secretary Britain

Court blocks FCC rule on anti copying tech for digital TVs

A DC Circuit panel ruled the FCC overstepped with rules for built in anti copy schemes on new digital TVs and devices. The decision preserves consumer ability to record shows like Desperate Housewives and may prompt new legislation.

Washington Wisteria Lane U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals District of Columbia Federal Communications Commission Art Brodsky Public Knowledge Congress FCC

Hard-liners prevail in Northern Ireland elections

In Belfast elections for Northern Ireland seats in Parliament, hard-liners won a large share of 18 seats. The Democratic Unionists and Sinn Fein led the field with the Ulster Unionist Party suffering a major setback as David Trimble lost to DUP challenger David Simpson.

Belfast Northern Ireland

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