Masters opens amid rain and mud at Augusta
Fans flood Augusta National as gates finally open for the 67th Masters practice day. Rain forced a rare closure earlier, with Tiger Woods leading off and expressing a liking for tough conditions. Phil Mickelson praised the course’s length and the chance to attack greens despite soggy, challenging greens.
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US forces seize Rasheed Airport as Baghdad battle rages
In Baghdad US units crush a counterattack and seize a major air facility at Rasheed Airport. Marines push toward the capital center, rescue teams recover a downed pilot, and soldiers discover a cave complex with marble floors and light. A-10 Warthog shot down, pilot rescued.
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Weather to Clear For Weekend Masters Play
The Masters in Augusta may face several more days of wet weather with precipitation today and Thursday. Forecaster Matt Parker expects clearing by Friday with temperatures rising from the 50s to the 70s by weekend. Road safety notes from Sgt. David Turno urge caution amid minor fender benders and a nonserious hit and run being investigated.
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Saddam fate remains unknown after strike
Washington reports say Saddam Hussein and his sons may have survived the March 20 airstrike. U S officials cite intelligence placing them at a meeting in Baghdad's al Mansour district. A B 1B bomber was directed to the site but outcomes remain unclear.
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