Rocket Hits Baghdad's Sheraton Hotel, No Injuries

	BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A suspected guerrilla rocket struck a central Baghdad hotel used by foreign contractors and journalists early Wednesday, but caused limited damage and no injuries. "There's evidence of some sort of rocket hitting the hotel at about the sixth floor," said one guest at the Ishtar Sheraton hotel. The powerful blast, about a third of the way up the hotel, shattered some windows and smashed concrete. The blast shook people from their beds inside the hotel and in nearby neighborhoods. Iraqi police and the U.S. military set up a cordon outside the building. The Sheraton and the adjacent Palestine hotel, both situated in a well-defended complex used by foreigners in the heart of the city, have been attacked several times in the past. U.S.-led occupying forces blame Saddam Hussein supporters and foreign Islamic militants for guerrilla attacks in the country since the former Iraqi president was toppled last April. Tuesday, guerrillas shot dead 11 Iraqi police and police trainees in two separate daylight attacks, the latest deadly strikes against Iraqis working with the U.S.-led occupation.