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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2003
Page
3
Johnston Iowa two Iowa National Guard units are activated bringing about 60 soldiers from the Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment 185th Corps Support Battalion and 45 from the 1088th Personnel Services Detachment to active duty at Camp Dodge. The mobilizations raise total on active duty to about 2700 personnel statewide.
Regulators approved moves to let consumers switch home numbers to cell phones and retain their numbers when changing wireless providers. The rules take effect November 24, aligning with number portability for mobile users. In other news, the WTO panel ruled U.S. tariffs on steel illegal, potentially $2.2 billion in EU sanctions, and Japan's Koizumi won a simple parliamentary majority pledging privatization and tax reform.
Partial results from Guatemala's presidential race show former mayor Oscar Berger leading with 38.4 percent, center-left Alvaro Colom at 27.6 percent, and retired Gen. Efrain Rios Montt slipping to 16.9 percent as votes from about 65 percent of precincts counted.
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if the president can imprison hundreds of foreigners at Guantanamo Bay without a hearing. The appeal, by two Britons two Australians and about a dozen Kuwaitis, argues they were civilians wrongfully held in a law free zone and denied rights under the Geneva Convention and U S Constitution.
Extremists oppose steps toward reform in Saudi Arabia as government slowly liberalizes education media and religion. A deadly car bombing targeting expatriate housing underscores pressures on the ruling Al Saud to ease economic ties with the West and curb extremist influence.
A U N I A E A report says there is no evidence Iran attempted atomic weapons, but past cover ups keep the possibility open. Iran temporarily halts enrichment and agrees to tougher inspections, with Rowhani announcing the moves in Moscow alongside Putin.
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