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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 2007

Page

3

Afghan soldier kills two U S troops at Kabul prison

An Afghan soldier opened fire outside Pul-e-Charkhi prison killing two U S soldiers and wounding two others before being shot dead by Afghan forces. The incident occurred about 20 miles east of Kabul as external security was provided for the prison.

Kabul Afghanistan U.S Pul-e-Charkhi Maj Sheldon Smith Combined Security Transition Command Smith

Jazz clarinetist Alvin Batiste dies before festival show

New Orleans based clarinetist Alvin Batiste who toured with Ray Charles and recorded with Branford Marsalis died of an apparent heart attack just hours before a planned performance at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival with Harry Connick Jr and Branford Marsalis. He was born in New Orleans in 1932 and was in his seventies.

New Orleans Alvin Batiste Ray Charles Branford Marsalis Henry Butler Batiste Harry Connick Jr Marsalis

Hood’s 85-Hour Bike Feat Fails Record Verification

In Aurora Illinois George Hood rode a stationary bike for 85 hours in January equaling about 1080 miles. Guinness World Records invalidated the attempt due to errors by about 40 volunteers who miscalculated totals and struggled with a 24 hour clock.

Aurora Ill George Hood Guinness World Records Hood Guinness

Spiders Found in Oregon Boy's Ear. Surreal Earache Tale

In Albany Oregon a 9 year old boy named Jesse Courtney developed an earache after a faint pop in his left ear. Doctors discovered two spiders about the size of a pencil eraser in the ear canal one alive at flush time. The spiders were removed and preserved as souvenirs.

Albany Ore Jesse Courtney Jesse Gazette Wire Services

Sarkozy elected France's new leader vowing change

Nicolas Sarkozy won the French presidency with 53 percent to Segolene Royal's 47 percent amid 85 percent turnout. He promises freer markets and tougher immigration policy while facing union resistance and social tensions. Protests and unrest erupt around Bastille as he takes power.

Paris Nicolas Sarkozy France Sarkozy Segolene Royal Royal United States

Justice Department hiring bias probe widens

Congressional investigators scrutinize Bradley Schlo zman a senior civil rights official at the Justice Department for allegedly deleting Republican affiliations from applicants resumes to hire non political staff. The inquiry follows concerns over Monica Goodling and broader hiring practices across the department with focus on political affiliations and potential partisan bias.

McClatchy Washington Congressional Justice Department Department Bradley Schlozman Ty Clevenger Schlozman House Senate Judiciary Committees Goodling

Boehner backs Iraq benchmarks and monthly progress checks

House Republican leader Rep. John Boehner said if Bush Iraq strategy stalls by fall Congress will seek a new plan. He endorsed setting Iraqi government benchmarks and monthly progress reviews while noting early signs of some gains. Petraeus plans a September analysis.

Los Angeles Times Washington Republican House Bush Iraq Congress White House John Boehner Ohio House Boehner Baghdad Army David H. Petraeus U.S Petraeus

Kenya Airways jet crash site found near Douala forest

Wreckage of a Kenya Airways Boeing 737-800 was located in a dense mangrove forest 12 miles southeast of Douala Cameroon. No survivors confirmed. 114 aboard included 105 passengers and nine crew. Rescue teams worked by foot due to flooded terrain as heavy rain hampered efforts.

Douala Cameroon Kenya Airways Titus Naikuni Nairobi Naikuni Lolodorf Thomas Sobakam

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