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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2005
Page
3
Iran warned of certain consequences if the country is referred to the UN Security Council over its nuclear activities. Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said Iran plans tenders to build two more nuclear power plants and reiterated it will not halt uranium reprocessing.
Twelve Islamic militants were jailed for up to three years in Amman after being found guilty of conspiring in 2004 to attack the American and Israeli embassies in Jordan. The defendants, mostly Jordanians or of Palestinian descent, shouted praise for the September 11 attacks. Separately, Hurricane Katrina-driven damage pushed Gulf Coast refinery and pipeline losses and sent self-serve regular gas to over 3 a gallon nationally, with a 38 cent rise to about 3.04 dollars.
Americans marked the fourth anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks as relatives read 2,749 names at the memorial site. Firefighters, families, and volunteers joined in remembrance with flowers and personal tributes amid New Orleans flood relief and Katrina coverage.
Palestinian police in red berets took over abandoned Jewish settlements in Gaza as 38 years of Israeli rule ended. About 5,000 Israeli troops withdrew toward Israel by dawn while celebrations echoed, a Morag synagogue fire and chants of liberation marked the historic transfer.
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi wins a landslide for the Liberal Democratic Party as early NHK projections show 296 seats in the 480 seat lower house. The result gives the coalition a two thirds majority enabling postal privatization push and signals a strong ally of President Bush.
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