Insurgent attacks kill 30, wound dozens in Iraq  Associated
Press SHARE  By SAMEER N. YACOUB, Associated Press  BAGHDAD (AP)
— Insurgents launched attacks against security forces and
civilians in central and northern Iraq on Tuesday, killing at
least 30 people and wounding dozens, officials said.  Shiite
mosques in Baghdad were main targets, along with a city claimed
by squabbling ethnic groups in a disputed northern region. The
conflicts threaten the stability of Iraq following the final
pullout of U.S. military forces nearly a year ago.  Car bombs
exploded near three mosques shortly after nightfall in the
capital, killing 21. Police and hospital officials said the
first exploded near a Shiite mosque following evening prayers in
the Hurriyah neighborhood, killing nine worshippers and wounding
20 others. Minutes later, another car bomb went off near Gaereat
mosque, killing five people.  Later, police said a third car
bomb exploded, killing seven Shiite worshippers and wounding 21
others in Shula neighborhood