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Friday, March 21, 2003
IRAQ WAR FLASH: US launches major air campaign in Iraq (Washington Post)
A 'great mystery': was Saddam hit? (International Herald Tribune)
US thinks Hussein, sons were in bunker (Washington Post)
Allied forces march into Iraq (Washington Times)
Iraqi CW chells (Washington Times)
POWs to be stripped in suicide bomb fears (Daily Telegraph)
Intense sand, dust storms due in Iraq next week (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
Land, sea, and air assault (Guardian)
US officer: 12 UK, 4 US dead in helicopter crash (Washington Post)
Israel warns web sites on war coverage (CNET News)
Britain reveals France's 135M pound exports to Iraq (Guardian)
DUH! - Blix: Scuds a 'violation' (NY Post)
Turkey delays opening airspace to US (AP)
Traders bet on Saddam's ouster (Wired)
'Wave of steel' surges toward Baghdad (CNN)
The JPost's Caroline B. Glick reports from the Iraqi battlefront (Jerusalem Post)
'Dead bodies are everywhere' ... Saddam's first martyrs lost (Sydney Morning Herald)
Umm Qasr will be secured soon: UK (Indian Express)
Developments in Iraq's oil fields, world oil markets (Boston Globe)
Kurds wary of US invasion (Salt Lake Tribune)
Vital Iraq port taken by allies (CNN)
UK: Iraq torches 30 oil refineries (CNN)
US Marine killed in Iraq offensive - spokesman (ABC News)
Without the best (ABC News)
Forces seize key Iraqi airbases (Fox News)
Regime change: How will we know when it happens? (Christian Science Monitor)
US Marines rip down Saddam portraits (AP)
FLASH: Flash: B-52s to hit within hour (Sky News)
Saddam decrees rewards for capture, death of enemy troops (AP)
Forces may enter Iraq within four days, military says (Canadian Press)
Experts to hunt for banned Iraqi weapons (New Scientist)
Iraq fires 10th missile at Kuwait (AFP)
Baghdad by Monday (Evening Standard)
US confirms 2nd Marine death in Iraq (Las Vegas Sun)
Baghdad ablaze after bombing (Reuters)
DISSENTING COWARDLY VIEWSUS anti-war protests flare, more than 1000 arrests (Washington Post)
San Francisco protesters stage a 'vomit in' (SF Chronicle)
10 more 'human shields' leave for Iraq (Mainichi)
France wants no lead role for UK, US in rebuilding Iraq (AP)
CNN reporters expelled from Baghdad (Washington Post)
Rumsfeld: Saddam 'losing control' (MSNBC)
HOMELAND SECURITY
America faces checkpoints as war begins (AP)
Thompson says US ready for bioterror (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
TERRORIST THREAT - ORANGE France: Ricin traces found in Paris railway (Washington Post)
Palo Verde plant secure from attack, officials say (Arizona Republic)
FBI on global hunt for Saudi al Qaeda suspect (Washington Post)
WAR ON TERROR
US troops fan out in hunt for al Qaeda (Durham Herald-Sun)
TERROR SUSPECTS
Germans detain five people in possible terror plot (Deutsche Welle)
AXIS OF EVIL
Rocket hits oil refinery depot in SW Iran - sources (Washington Post)
Pietro 5:57 AM
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Thursday, March 20, 2003
IRAQ WAR FLASH: US begins air, ground war (MSNBC)
Cruise missiles, stealth jets lead attack (Washington Post)
CIA had fix on Hussein (Washington Post)
Bush: US launches strike against Iraq (Washington Post)
'Conscripts to surrender' (Sky News)
No-flags order causes a flap along the front line (International Herald Tribune)
Iraq Scud fired at troops intercepted (AP)
Saddam defies 'little Bush' in TV address (Reuters)
Missiles aimed to hit Iraqi meeting - British (Reuters)
US assesses damage from strike on Iraq (AP)
Britain says main attack will begin 'very shortly' (Crosswalk)
Israelis prepare for possible attack (Canoe)
Kurds to fight guerilla group linked to al Qaeda (Sydney Morning Herald)
US ground forces fire on Iraqi troops (Washington Post)
Iraq oil wells may have been set on fire (Guardian)
Rumsfeld warns of bigger US attack coming to Iraq (ABC News)
Blair records war address to nation (Guardian)
"Broad evidence" Iraqi military officials considering switching sides: Rumsfeld (AFP)
Turkey's parliament ok's US on airspace (AP)
US attack targets Iraq Republican Guard (Washington Post)
US-led troops seize key border town (Reuters)
Some Iraqi troops surrender - CBS (Reuters)
Who will try Iraqi war criminals? (Slate)
Iraqi refugees head to Jordan (Australia News Interactive)
ONION -LIKE QUOTE OF THE YEAR"I heard reports that we fired Scud missiles on Kuwait. I would like to tell you that we don't have Scud missiles, and why they were fired, I don't know." - Iraqi information minister Mohammed Saeed al-SahafWAR ON TERROR
US steps up Afghanistan campaign (Guardian)
TERROR SUSPECTS
Metro man with $12M in fake checks indicted (Detroit News)
Immigration agents arrest Iraqi in Zamboanga (Manila Times)
Feds arrest UCF professor (Sun-Sentinel)
FBI hunts al Qaeda suspect in US (MSNBC)
HOMELAND SECURITY
Top White House anti-terror boss resigns (UPI)
US battens down under heavy security (Albany Times-Union)
TERRORIST THREAT - ORANGE 'Suicide commandos' threat (Australia News Interactive)
US official: Arizona nuclear plant may be target (CNN)
DISSENTING VIEWS Protesters disrupt morning commute in SF, other cities (SF Chronicle)
Pietro 5:44 AM
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Wednesday, March 19, 2003
WHO IS WITH US?
Supporting military forces:
UK
Australia
Albania
Denmark
Latvia
Poland
Spain
WMD experts:
Ukraine
Czech Republic
Bulgaria
Romania
Slovakia
Germany (YES, Germany)
Logistical support:
Bahrain
Croatia
Hungary
Italy
Jordan
Kuwait
Qatar
UAE
Other support:
Afghanistan
Azerbaijan
Colombia
El Salvador
Eritrea
Estonia
Ethiopia
Georgia
Iceland
Japan
South Korea
Lithuania
Macedonia
Netherlands
Nicaragua
Philippines
Turkey
Uzbekistan
IRAQ
The war has started (Evening Standard)
Saddam's troops fire the first shots of the conflict (Independent UK)
First shots fired at sea as allied battle plan unfolds (London Times)
US troops stationed in Kuwait move closer to Iraqi border (WABC-TV New York)
Early teams to seek hidden arms (International Herald Tribune)
The band of brothers (Sun)
Saddam likely to go underground (Washington Times)
Saudi Arabia proposes exile for Saddam to stop war (Washington Post)
US troops get ready for Iraq war (MSNBC)
Military may microwave Iraqi electronic circuits (Washington Post)
Saddam's obstinacy signals start of war (Ottawa Citizen)
Good morning soldier, this is your life (Washington Post)
Saddam's sons powerful, brutal (Arizona Republic)
US planes bomb west Iraq after fired on (Reuters)
US forces move into Kuwait-Iraq DMZ, sources say (Reuters)
Gov't prepares Americans for casualties (Washington Post)
Tareq Aziz might have defected (South Africa Independent)
Iraq's Aziz puts defection rumors to rest (Washington Post)
Baghdad a ghost city as clock ticks toward war (Reuters)
Officer: 15 Iraqi soldiers surrender (AP)
Armed Baath party fans out across Baghdad (AP)
Commando force poised to track and kill Saddam (USA Today)
TERRORIST THREAT
Three arrested outside London with bombs (Washington Post)
Guess who worked at our nuke base (Town Hall)
Western deaths spark Middle East terror alert (Guardian)
Europeans fly flag in Yemen to fend off attacks (Forbes)
A dirty bomb may not kill but it sure would hurt (Reuters)
HOMELAND SECURITY
Air patrols and officers at TV stations as city goes on alert (NY Times)
Homeland security steps tightest since 9/11 (USA Today)
Florida tightens security around airports, seaports, theme parks (Lakeland Ledger)
TERROR SUSPECTS
Somalia says Qaeda suspect handed to US agents (Reuters)
SEPTEMBER 11 TRIALS
Is Moussaoui small fry? (CBS News)
OPINION Diplomatic debacle? Not so by Michael Barone (US News)
Pietro 7:33 AM
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Monday, March 17, 2003
IRAQ
Bush has audacious plan to rebuild Iraq within year (Dow Jones)
Powell in the bunker (Newsweek)
Young Marines getting jittery as desert countdown drags on (Sydney Morning Herald)
US tells weapons inspectors to leave Iraq (Financial Times)
Iraq puts its forces on war alert (Hindu)
US observers cease patrols on Iraq-Kuwait border (SF Chronicle)
Marine predicts brief bombing, then land assault (Washington Post)
Thousands rally for troops at Valley forge (Philadelphia Inquirer)
NBC, ABC pull reporters from Baghdad after comments indicating war (Tampa Tribune)
US psychological war in Iraq moves to faxes (New Zealand Herald)
Marines lift prayers, sandbags (NY Daily News)
HOMELAND SECURITY
FBI has war plans to mobilize agents against terrorists (Washington Post)
OPINION Blix's weird world by John Podhoretz (NY Post)
TERROR SUSPECTS
Another top al Qaeda man caught in Pakistan (Straits Times)
TERROR INVESTIGATION
FBI takes terror hunt to college campuses (CNN)
Pietro 7:57 AM
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