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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2010
Page
8
An airport security officer found a newborn baby in a garbage bag after a flight from the Middle East. The infant, covered in blood and tissue, was cared for at the airport clinic, cleaned, fed, and later handed to social workers.
Hundreds of residents evacuated during one of Colorado's wildfires came back to scorched homes in Loveland area while a second blaze nearby threatened more structures. The Boulder fire neared containment though investigators probe the cause as 10 square miles burned.
Afghan soldiers fired on demonstrators in Logar province as protests against the planned Quran burning in the United States left two protesters dead and four injured. Witnesses say Taliban agitators joined the crowd while authorities warned of enemies of peace disrupting security. NATO said five insurgents were killed in Nangarhar province after they planned rocket attacks on polling stations during upcoming elections.
Tea party activists gathered from Sacramento to Washington, D C and St Louis in Sunday events meant to recall unity after 9 11 but soon centered on the upcoming November elections. Organizers and participants urged smaller government and term limits while voicing opposition to health care reform and the Obama administration.
Iran's chief prosecutor said Sunday that one of three American hikers held since last year may be released on 500000 dollar bail. The trio were formally charged with espionage and trespassing, while the detention of the other two Americans was extended for two months. The defense attorney said all clients pleaded not guilty.
Amnesty International says Iraqi prisons hold about 30,000 detainees who face long delays before trial and routine abuse. The group documents suspensions by limbs beatings and torture that yield convictions, with families and lawyers largely unable to assist. Malcolm Smart calls rights violations systemic.
Boston AP report says scientists at an infectious disease conference outline lab results showing several drugs can combat the white nose syndrome fungus and that antiseptics may help decontaminate bat habitats and visitor gear. Decontamination is seen as an immediate need to limit spread.
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