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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 2010

Page

7

Catering firm tied to terror concerns in Pakistan

ISLAMABAD The U S Embassy warned that terrorist groups may have established links to Hanif Rajput Catering Service owned by a suspect detained in Pakistan since the May 1 failed Times Square bombing. A senior Pakistani intelligence officer named six held in connection with the botched attack.

Islamabad U.S Pakistan Times Square Hanif Rajput Catering Service New York

U S teen becomes youngest to top Everest

A 13 year old American boy reached the summit of Mount Everest becoming the youngest climber to do so. His team communicated by satellite from the summit on Saturday, surpassing the previous record of 16 held by Temba Tsheri of Nepal.

Beijing Jordan Romero Temba Tsheri Nepal

Moms Leave Iran Without Freed Prisoners

In Tehran three American detainees’ mothers departed for Dubai after a three day visit, failing to secure immediate release for their jailed children. The mothers declined to comment before their flight. In Austin Texas the State Board of Education nears a vote after fending off about 150 amendments on new social studies and history guidelines for 4.8 million Texas students.

Tehran Iran Dubai Austin Texas State Board of Education

Air India plane crashes in India, many feared dead

An Air India jet overshot a runway while landing in southern India. Of 169 aboard, about 160 feared dead, with only six or seven survivors reported as details unfold.

New Delhi Air India India

Government keeps BP in charge of spill response

After the Gulf Coast oil spill, officials pledge to press BP to cap the leak and clean up. Gulf residents officials and environmentalists increasingly urge the government to take over, but Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen says legal limits prevent an outright takeover and frustration remains.

Washington Gulf Coast Obama BP PLC Billy Nungesser Plaquemines Parish Louisiana Wayne Stone Marathon Fla Coast Guard Thad Allen Allen Associated Press

Officials debate Gulf spill totals and response oversight

Officials and experts examine video to estimate Gulf oil leak beyond BP figures. The piece notes past spill accountability rules, federal oversight roles, and statements from Allen Coast Guard Adm. Mary Landry Gibbs and BP spokesman Neil Chapman on the ongoing response and coordination.

Alaska Congress Environmental Protection Agency Coast Guard Allen Coast Guard Adm Mary Landry

Obama orders new fuel standards for trucks and cars

President Obama directed federal agencies to set first ever mileage and pollution limits for big trucks and tighten rules for future cars and SUVs. The plan targets half current fuel use and emissions, with standards for 2014 to 2018 model years due next July.

Washington Barack Obama America Obama White House Gulf of Mexico Union of Concerned Scientists U.S Environmental Protection Agency

Officials name Clapper as leading intel director candidate

The White House favors James Clapper to replace Dennis Blair as national intelligence director. Two current officials say Mike Vickers is another candidate, though a Defense official says he has not been interviewed. Obama has been weighing options as Blair resigns under White House pressure.

Washington White House Dennis Blair National Intelligence James Clapper Pentagon U.S Mike Vickers Defense Department Vickers Clapper Defense Barack Obama Blair Obama Robert Gibbs Intelligence Post Gibbs

Spacewalk completes $22 million space station battery upgrade

Astronauts Garrett Reisman and Michael Good finished installing two of six new batteries on the international space station during the final spacewalk of the week. The six new nickel hydrogen units, each 375 pounds, replace decade-old cells and power the station during eclipse.

Cape Canaveral Fla International Space Station Garrett Reisman Michael Good

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