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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2011
Page
4
Nevada Republicans vote to advance the presidential caucuses fearing Florida’s January 31 primary. The move aims to gain delegates for the GOP national convention while GOP figures debate strategy and messaging amid broader campaign tensions.
Officials have recovered less than 10 percent of nearly $1 billion looted from Afghanistan’s largest bank after the government seized control. Donors halted payments and the IMF closed its program, risking up to $18 billion in foreign aid for the country.
A diverse crowd gathers on Wall Street for a peaceful protest linking corporate power to economic hardship. Speakers highlight cuts in education funding and rising unemployment as they demand accountability from financial industries and policymakers.
Catholics in Sokółka Poland gathered for a Mass to view a communion wafer with a red spot claimed to be heart tissue. Doctors said the spot may be heart muscle. Vatican review continues as police found no crime.
Denmark introduced a fat tax on saturated fat in foods like butter and oil, set at 2.90 dollars per 2.2 pounds. The measure aims to raise prices modestly and boost life expectancy from 79 to about 82 over ten years, with officials noting burgers and butter would increase in price.
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned that Israel is becoming increasingly isolated in the Middle East and urged renewed Palestinian talks and improved ties with Egypt and Turkey. He spoke during travel to Israel and ahead of NATO meetings, stressing diplomacy alongside military strength to ensure security. Abbas seeks US recognition of a Palestinian state as settlements continue in the West Bank and east Jerusalem.
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