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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 2006

Page

6

Aide accuses White House of courting evangelicals for gain

Former Bush aide David Kuo says evangelicals were embraced for political reasons at the White House while privately labeled nuts and goofy in his new book Tempting Faith. The White House denies the allegations as MSNBC previews the book before publication. In Wichita Falls Texas a MySpace page by officer Jeremiah Love showing dismembered imagery led to an indefinite suspension over concerns it undermined public confidence.

Washington Bush White House David Kuo Kuo MSNBC Wichita Falls Texas MySpace.com Jeremiah Love Love Julia Vasquez

Italian filmmaker Gillo Pontecorvo dies at 86

Rome AP reports Italian director Gillo Pontecorvo, famed for The Battle of Algiers, died in Rome at age 86. Hospital official Nicola Cerbino said Pontecorvo passed away Thursday night. cause not released though reports cited a prior heart attack. He was a World War II resistance fighter with enduring political passion in his films.

Rome Gillo Pontecorvo Algiers Pontecorvo Nicola Cerbino

Guantanamo Guards Probe Opened Over Abuse Allegations

U S Southern Command launches an inquiry into credible claims that guards at Guantanamo Bay abused detainees. Army colonel chairs the investigation after a Marine attorney filed a hotline complaint with the Pentagon and a paralegal swore to a barroom bragging pattern of beatings.

San Juan Puerto Rico U.S. Southern Command Guantanamo Bay Pentagon Inspector General Associated Press Miami Southern Command Colby Vokey U.S. Naval Base Cuba Vokey Heather Cerveny

Ban Ki moon chosen as next UN secretary general

The United Nations General Assembly appointed Ban Ki moon of South Korea as the next secretary general. The veteran diplomat pledged to pursue peace with North Korea as a priority, with hundreds applauding as the resolution was adopted by acclamation.

United Nations U.N. General Assembly Ban Ki-moon U.N Friday North Korea Assembly Sheikha Haya Rashed al Khalifa Ban

Boehner accuses Democrats of endangering pages over Foley emails

House Majority Leader John Boehner charged Democrats used the Foley page scandal for political gain at a campaign stop for Jeff Lamberti. He claimed Democrats knew about explicit emails but pursued politics, while denying Republicans knew of the contact. Boehner said he may testify to ethics investigators next week.

DES Moines House John Boehner Boehner Jeff Lamberti Mark Foley Florida Washington Ohio Dennis Hastert R-Ill Foley Hastert Louisiana Page

University of Vermont student found dead in rural area

The body of 21 year old University of Vermont senior Michelle Gardner Quinn was found along a rural road 13 miles east of Burlington near a popular swimming spot. Police questioned man who lent her his cell phone before she vanished nearly a week earlier on Main Street between downtown and campus.

Burlington, Vt University of Vermont Michelle Gardner-Quinn Burlington Pomer Thomas Tremblay Brian Rooney Main Street

Gunmen kill Shiite women gathering vegetables near Baghdad

In Saifiya south of Baghdad gunmen opened fire on women and girls in a field, killing six women and two girls and kidnapping two teenage girls. Police say Sunnis aimed to intimidate Shiites while some residents fled toward Madain and Suwayrah. A separate discovery found 14 severely harmed bodies among 17 workers near Balad.

Baghdad Iraq Duluiyah Balad Saifiya Madain Suwayrah Mohammed _al-Shammari Al-Shammari Dora

British general clarifies remarks on Iraq pullout

Britain's top army commander Gen Richard Dannatt sought to clarify comments in which he suggested a withdrawal from Iraq "sometime soon." He said he prefers a pullout only after the mission is substantially done and noted Britain was not invited into Iraq.

Washington Post London Britain Iraq Richard Dannatt The Daily Mail

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