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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2013
Page
4
A fire aboard the Grandeur of the Seas forced cancellation of the Bahamas cruise. Royal Caribbean spokeswoman Cynthia Martinez said the damage requires ending the voyage and the line will return 2,224 guests to Baltimore the next day.
President Obama and Governor Christie will tour Jersey Shore wreckage from Superstorm Sandy, highlighting recovery efforts a day after Obama visited Oklahoma. The trip follows partisan praise with Obama stressing rapid disaster response while Christie commends the administration.
Venezuela reports 17 deaths and 250 infections from H1N1 swine flu as health officials warn of a tail end of the 2009 10 pandemic. Most cases are in border states near Colombia and Rafael Orihuela notes widespread reports.
Chile and Argentina ordered evacuations within a 15.5 mile radius around Copahue amid rising seismic activity. About 2,240 Chileans and 900 Argentines in Caviahue Copahue were told to evacuate as authorities warned the eruption risk. Endesa Chile stated dams nearby remain unaffected and capable of withstanding earthquakes.
About a thousand far right protesters marched through central London against Muslim immigration amid the murder of Lee Rigby, a 25 year old soldier killed in a daylight attack. Police say suspects Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale were shot and hospitalized under guard.
A University of Chicago study in JAMA Internal Medicine finds patients who want to make their own medical decisions face longer hospital stays and about $865 higher costs on average. Respondents valuing shared decision making were common, with most seeking information but few choosing to decide alone.
More than 70 people died in a wave of sudden incidents across Baghdad markets and Shiite districts. Police and hospital officials cited twin bombings in Sadr City and described chaos as sectarian tensions rise since U.S. troop departure.
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