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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2001
Page
10
NASA scientists reported that comet Borrelly's nucleus is a 2 by 5 mile bowling pin shaped body with rugged terrain, rolling plains, deep fractures and very dark material. The probe captured two dozen images and noted three dust columns as it flew 1,340 miles from the nucleus.
High level Israeli Palestinian truce talks were finally set for today in the Gaza Strip after multiple delays. Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres were to hold discussions amid efforts to halt fighting and renew peace negotiations.
Intense U S pressure fuels optimism that talks may ease a year of violence that has killed over 800 people, primarily Palestinians. Arafat and Peres were said to plan a Gaza airport meeting, though timing and venue were not confirmed.
Typhoon Lekima battered southern Taiwan on Tuesday threatening deadly landslides and floods as recovery from a prior tropical storm continued. In rough seas a Chinese freighter sank with the captain missing while residents scrambled to fill long lines for funds as rain expected to pour across the island. An explosion derailed seven coaches of a passenger train in India's northeast injuring many. authorities blame the NDFB and ULFA groups in a long running insurgency in Assam since 1979.
Czech President Vaclav Havel remained in good condition after being hospitalized for an irregular heartbeat. Doctors used electrical impulses to restore rhythm and Kotik said the president feels well and is on the right track. he will stay in hospital into the week.
An international team of divers works through rough seas to clear holes for lifting cables as a barge awaits near the Barents Sea coast to hoist the Kursk to the surface. The nuclear submarine sank in August 2000 with 118 crew members dead. Russian officials seek to solve the sinking mystery.
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