U S Reviews All Options After Kuwait Invasion
The Bush administration condemns Iraq's invasion of Kuwait and says it is reviewing all options. State Department officials note about 3,800 Americans may be in Kuwait as U S naval patrols and exercises with the UAE continue in the Persian Gulf.
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Liberian Rebels Push to Reclaim Ground in Monrovia
Rebels under Prince Johnson fight rival government troops in Monrovia as seven months of war continue. Loyalists hold the Defense Ministry and areas east toward the executive mansion, while rebels control the Finance Ministry national bank and telecom center. Tuesday’s counterattack recaptured city center parts as heavy clashes spill into the diplomatic area. Reporters were halted near the Defense Ministry by armed Doe loyalists.
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Trinidad Ends Siege as Rebels Surrender and Hostages Freed
Port of Spain officials said more than 100 Moslem extremists who seized Parliament and the television station have faced charges. Prime Minister Arthur N. Robinson and 54 others were held five days, with at least two police officers killed and reports of deaths among hostages. The rebels surrendered with 112 captured at army HQ in Chaguaramas, freeing 46 remaining hostages while Robinson remained in office.
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