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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2004
Page
3
Interim leader Hamid Karzai appears to have won a majority of the estimated votes in Afghanistan's landmark presidential election. An expert panel is examining fraud allegations from rivals, with an official declaration possibly delayed by up to a week.
The Israeli Cabinet approved compensation legislation for settlers uprooted by Ariel Sharon's Gaza withdrawal plan in a 13-6 vote. Sharon gains momentum as he seeks parliament approval in a Tuesday vote on the withdrawal.
Secretary of State Colin Powell urged North Korea to shed worry and rejoin nuclear disarmament talks, promising a peaceful solution to the impasse. In Toledo a fire killed six children and injured another, with victims ranging from 6 months to 7 years, all died at area hospitals.
The national average price for all grades of gas rose from 2.02 to 2.07 per gallon between Oct. 8 and Friday, driven largely by higher crude oil prices. Retired Archbishop James Aloysius Hickey, longtime Catholic leader in Washington, died at 84 after serving as cardinal and archbishop.
The piece argues the United States may adopt a government guaranteed market for flu vaccines similar to Canada where the government orders most doses. It notes past scarcity despite assurances and suggests a guaranteed market could attract more producers and reduce disruption.
Mohamad Ghannadi, second in charge of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, told 21 lawmakers the Isfahan uranium conversion facility is 70 percent operational. The plant converts yellow cake to hexafluoride gas, a pre-enrichment step, as Europe proposes a deal requiring Iran to curtail nuclear activities.
A free back pain relief report claims most sufferers lack methods to end pain and outlines techniques from heat and ice to sleeping positions. Call 1-800-207-6261 for a toll free 24 hour message to obtain the report attributed to Dr. Krueger in Cedar Rapids.
Army probes whistle blower Bunnantine Greenhouse who alleges Halliburton subsidiary KBR won billions in no bid contracts to restore Iraq oil and supply U.S. troops in the Balkans. Army confirms referral to the Defense Department inspector general for review and action.
The Washington Post reports the CIA secretly relocated up to 12 unidentified prisoners out of Iraq in six months without ICRC or U.S. oversight notification. A March 19 2004 Justice memo reportedly authorized removals for interrogation, risking Geneva Conventions violations on forcible transfers of protected persons.
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