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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2007
Page
5
Police in Pakistan's capital arrested about 35 opposition leaders vowing to block President Musharraf's re election bid. Officials said many were linked to parties opposed to Musharraf's government and his alliance with the United States.
Aung San Suu Kyi greeted Buddhist monks as protests against the military regime widen in Myanmar. The demonstration connects a month of anti government actions over economic policies with Myanmar’s long democratic struggle.
Delaware State University students said the late night shooting that wounded two people stemmed from tension between rival groups from New Jersey and Washington D.C. Investigators continued Saturday to locate the shooter as students left a campus dining hall early Friday.
Iran's President Ahmadinejad proclaimed a confrontational stance as three domestically built jets and the Ghadr missile parade in Tehran marking the 27th anniversary of the Iran Iraq war. He plans interviews with CBS and appearances at the UN and Columbia University to speak directly to Americans.
At Mackinac Island Romney pledges reform to return the GOP to its core principles while McCain calls for strong leadership amid global threats. Thompson and Giuliani also campaign as Michigan primaries move up to January 15, signaling a wide open race four months before voting begins.
Actress Alice Ghostley died at 81 in Studio City after a long battle with colon cancer and strokes. The Tony Award winner was known for Esmeralda on Bewitched and Bernice on Designing Women. Longtime friend Jim Pinkston confirmed the death in Los Angeles.
In 1779 John Paul Jones led the Bon Homme Richard to defeat HMS Serapis. In 1780 spy John Andre was captured with papers exposing Benedict Arnold’s West Point plot. In 1806 the Lewis and Clark expedition returned to St Louis after over two years.
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