Presidents Vacation Dilemma Shapes Public View
Washington boating and golfing on the Maine coast frame President Bush’s vacation as a public spectacle. Polls split on whether he should stay in Washington amid the Gulf crisis while his White House team argues the president remains in command wherever he is.
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Jimmy Carter
Militiamen Enforce Rationing Amid Iraq Oil Shortages
Reports from Nicosia and Baghdad describe panic buying and food hoarding as the U N embargo bites. Armed Ba ath Party militias conduct house to house checks for surplus stock while Baghdad begins census for national rationing and strict penalties for hoarding and profiteering.
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U.N. Security Council
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Nuclear Arms Poison Gas Reported In Iraqi Arsenal
A report says Iraq is a major producer of chemical warfare agents and aiming to revive nuclear weapons efforts. It notes annual chemical stockpiles over 1,000 tons and potential to build small nuclear devices using French supplied uranium, with implications for treaty commitments.
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Associated Press
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Michael Eisenstadt
Reservists Near 1300 Could Join Desert Shield Forces
Nearly 1,300 Army Reserve soldiers in the Carolinas could be mobilized for Desert Shield. Fourteen units affiliated with the 120th Army Reserve Command were put on alert, with possible deployment to the Middle East or U.S. bases. Units include chemical warfare trained detachments, supply and medical groups, and several hospital, transportation, and chemical units across North and South Carolina.
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Mullins Firm Faces Round-the-Clock Duty to Feed Troops
SOPAK-CO executives say rising Middle East deployments could push the Mullins plant to 24 hour operations to meet combat ration demand. Glenn Airshie notes orders to accelerate delivery as the government weighs shifting focus from private contracts. The firm produced over 12 million meals in 1988 and remains a key government supplier since 1943.
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