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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 2006

Page

5

Storms blamed for 12 deaths across Midwest and South

Stormy weather left 12 dead across the Midwest and South as flood waters receded in many Kentucky areas. Arkansas Kentucky and Missouri remained under flood warnings with roads submerged and thousands without power. Tornadoes damaged nearly 400 structures in central eastern Missouri injuring at least 10 as rescue efforts continued.

Louisville Midwest Arkansas Kentucky Missouri Illinois Indiana Tennessee

Islamists seize key Somali seaport of Kismayo

Islamic militiamen in armed trucks seized the southern Somali town of Kismayo, one of the last sea ports outside Islamist control. Witnesses said the takeover dealt another blow to a weakened Somali government as defense minister Col. Barre Hirale Aden Shire fled the area.

Kismayo Somalia Col Barre “Hirale Aden Shire Juba Valley Alliance

Sri Lankan Navy Sinks 8 Rebel Ships in Sea Battle

Sri Lanka's navy reports sinking eight Tamil Tiger rebel ships loaded with troops and weapons after a five hour clash. About 70 separatists were killed in one of the conflict's largest recent engagements, testing the 2002 cease-fire.

Colombo Sri Lanka

Thailand’s military bans local political activity in districts

Thailand’s military council issued orders banning political activities at district and provincial levels to quell possible opposition after the coup. The coup toppled Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra and sparked nationwide tensions.

Thailand Military Council Bangkok Thaksin Shinawatra

Algae Bloom Spreads Toward Biscayne Bay Threatening Boaters

In Miami a large algae bloom moves north from the Florida Keys toward Biscayne Bay and its waters turn from pristine to putrid. Marine service owner Brian Williams says conditions have deteriorated as the bloom advances into the bay’s southern reach, impacting bonefish and permit guides.

Miami Florida Keys Biscayne Bay South Florida Brian Williams Marine Service

Bus overturns on Ecuador mountain road kills 47

A speeding bus overturned on a curving mountain road near Quito Ecuador killing 47 people and injuring five children. Authorities said the passengers were mostly family members and friends on an all day outing.

Quito Ecuador Associated Press

Pets in Lebanon heading to U.S. for adoption

About 300 cats and dogs abandoned in Lebanon are being flown to the United States for adoption. Beirut for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and Best Friends Animal Society organize the rescue, with evacuees unable to bring pets on ships and helicopters.

Beirut Lebanon Israel Hezbollah United States Mona Khoury Khoury Beirut For the Ethical Treatment of Animals American Animal Society Best Friends U.S Michael Mountain America

Clinton defends pursuit of bin Laden on Fox News Sunday

In a combative interview former President Clinton said he tried to kill Osama bin Laden and blasted critics who now question his actions. He accused Chris Wallace of a conservative hit job while asserting he worked hard and got closer to killing bin Laden than anyone since.

New York Fox News Sunday Clinton Osama bin Laden bin Laden Chris Wallace al-Qaida

NATO kills 60 suspected insurgents in southern Afghanistan

NATO forces killed more than 60 suspected insurgents in southern Afghanistan over several days with no NATO casualties. Afghan Defense Ministry said 40 Taliban were killed at a Grishk base. NATO estimated another 40 fighters killed. An attack helicopter killed eight in Sangin, and 15 in Naw Zad were killed. Blair said the mission is tougher than expected but must continue.

Kabul Afghanistan NATO Military Alliance Ministry of Defense Grishk Luke Knittig Alliance Naw Zad Sangin Canada Britain Tony Blair Helmand Blair British Broadcasting Corp

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